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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1376.1 | | GUESS::DERAMO | Dan D'Eramo | Thu Jan 24 1991 19:45 | 10 |
| re .0
>> I understand DEC purchased the SW about 3 years ago, but
>> no one knows where it went.
Hmmm. Would records go back far enough to find out who
authorized payment for it, to track it from there? I
don't know who to contact to trace something like this.
Dan
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| 1376.2 | | HERON::BUCHANAN | Holdfast is the only dog, my duck. | Fri Jan 25 1991 12:26 | 7 |
| FASDER:: is in Washington, isn't it? That's where Tim Cannon is: he will
be able to point you at various LP packages, or else if you browse this
Notesfile, I know there is some relevant stuff.
Or FASDER::MTURNER may know a thing or to. Give him my regards
Andrew.
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| 1376.3 | Thanks | FASDER::KBUCKBINDER | | Fri Jan 25 1991 13:33 | 5 |
| Thanks to both of you for your help. I'll contact these people, and
let noters know if I am successful, and where they too could find the
Software.
Ken
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| 1376.4 | How high the moon? | CIVAGE::LYNN | Lynn Yarbrough @WNP DTN 427-5663 | Mon Jan 28 1991 14:45 | 2 |
| If you have a one-shot need for an LP solution, and don't need a production
environment, MAPLE does a nice job on LP minimization.
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| 1376.5 | bad joke warning | HERON::BUCHANAN | Holdfast is the only dog, my duck. | Mon Jan 28 1991 14:58 | 8 |
| -.1:
I'm not surprised that you've contributed to this topic. After all,
the subject is:
Lynn Yarbroughgramming
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| 1376.6 | Bad pun definition | CIVAGE::LYNN | Lynn Yarbrough @WNP DTN 427-5663 | Mon Jan 28 1991 16:03 | 6 |
| American Heritage Dictionary:
"gag n ... 4.b A comic remark ... v 5. To choke or retch"
:-)
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| 1376.7 | SOFTBASE? | FASDER::MTURNER | Mark Turner * DTN 425-3730 * MEL4 | Mon Jan 28 1991 20:47 | 18 |
| Sorry, can't help with the details of LINDO, but it may be useful
to point out that SOFTBASE is a possible starting point for chasing
down these third party products.
It should at least give you the vendor name and address, and a DEC
contact or two. Unfortunately, it usually says nothing about arrang-
ments for internal use ("*Use* it?? Why aren't you *selling* it??"),
so a call to the vendor or DEC contact may help.
There are also hard copy guides to our third-party software solutions;
your local DEC library should have these.
Good luck,
Mark
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| 1376.8 | CPLEX | HSOPAS::BIGRED::HELLER | "Miriam @DTN 441-3705 => Just say ES ! | Mon Feb 04 1991 20:43 | 25 |
| CPLEX is a simplex LP solver that I know we have here in our Houston ACT (where
we're also benchmarking it and vectorization variants on a 9000). It runs 3X
faster than LINDO and surpasses the 16,000 row limit of MPSX. It uses standard
MPS formats. I don't know what kind of agreements we have with CPLEX but
here's the contact:
CPLEX Optimization, Inc.
7710-T Cherry Park, Suite 124
Houston, Texas 77095
(713) 550-9763
I also noticed a reference to CPLEX in note 1249.2
One problem that was in the process of being resolved when I was looking for an
IP solver was that it doesn't do automatic branch and bound. So IP's and MIP's
are not fun to do using CPLEX.
Good Luck and I will be very interested in finding out whether you find LINDO
or how you solve your problem.
Miriam
P.S. Realizing that my presumption is you want to solve an LP and not just get
hold of LINDO, I may as well mention MINOS, a public domain LP solver. Where
does one go for public domain SW?
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