user@grid $ module load gurobi/6.5/6.5.1 - or - user@grid $ module load gurobi/6.5/current user@grid $ gurobicl -help Gurobi command line optimizer, version 6.5.1 build v6.5.1rc3 (linux64). Copyright (c) 2016, Gurobi Optimization, Inc. Usage: gurobicl -command.
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param=value. filename Gurobi parameters are documented in the Gurobi Reference Manual. Accepted commands are: -version: version information -license: license information -tokens: details on tokens currently in use -status: current Gurobi Services status -adminpassword, -joblimit, -killjob, -server: Gurobi Services administrative commands A few usage examples: gurobicl Method=2 ResultFile=afiro.sol afiro.mps gurobicl -server=localhost -status Visit www.gurobi.com/doc/65 for further details on how to use this program.
Version 7.5.2. user@grid $ module load gurobi/7.5/7.5.2 - or - user@grid $ module load gurobi/7.5/current user@grid $ gurobicl -help Gurobi command line optimizer, version 7.5.2 build v7.5.2rc1 (linux64). Copyright (c) 2017, Gurobi Optimization, Inc. Usage: gurobicl -command. param=value. filename Gurobi parameters are documented in the Gurobi Reference Manual.
Accepted commands are: -version: version information -license: license information -tokens: details on tokens currently in use -status: current Gurobi Services status -newadminpassword, -joblimit, -killjob, -server: Gurobi Services administrative commands A few usage examples: gurobicl misc07.mps gurobicl Record=1 Method=2 ResultFile=p0033.sol InputFile=p0033.mst InputFile=p0033.hnt.gz LogFile=p0033.log p0033.mps gurobicl -server=localhost -status Visit www.gurobi.com/documentation/7.5 for further details on how to use this program. Submitting Batch Code examples for the various ways to use Gurobi are on their site, in these examples we will be using the qcp one. #!/usr/bin/env python # Copyright 2017, Gurobi Optimization, Inc.
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# This example formulates and solves the following simple QCP model: # maximize x # subject to x + y + z = 1 # x^2 + y^2. ############################################################################### # # submitqcp.qsub # # $Id$ # ############################################################################### # # The shell used to execute this script on a compute node # Current valid shells are /bin/sh, /bin/bash and /bin/csh #$ -S /bin/bash # # # Where to place STDOUT and STDERR #$ -o qcp.stdour #$ -e qcp.stderr # # Set this if you want STDERR merged into STDOUT # If you set this.and. the -e option above, the -e value is ignored.
#$ -j no # # # If we should place the results of the job in the current working directory. # If this isn't specified, the above mentioned STDERR and STDOUT files are # placed at the top of your home directory (the value of $HOME) #$ -cwd # # # This option controls email status updates on job progress. # b = Mail is sent at the beginning of the job # e = Mail is sent at the end of the job # a = Mail is sent when the job is aborted or rescheduled # n = No mail is sent (the default) # #$ -m bea # # Where to send the emails for the above status updates #$ -M [email protected] # # The name of the job. If this isn't set, the grid engine assigns the job # name based on the name of the script. #$ -N gurobiqcp # # Initialize GNU modules and load the ones needed source /usr/share/Modules/init/sh module load python/booth/2.7/current module load gurobi/7.5/current # Run the Python code python qcp.py Submission Submit the job to the grid.
VARIABLE VALUE LDLIBRARYPATH /apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64/bin LIBRARYPATH /apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64/lib CPATH /apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64/lib CFLAGS /apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64/include CXXFLAGS -I/apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64/include GUROBIHOME /apps/gurobi/7.5/7.5.2/linux64 Examples Examples for many programming languages, including C, C, Ruby, Python, Matlab, R and Java, are on the Research Grid in the Gurobi installation directory, $GUROBIHOME/examples. Errata and Miscellany.
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The Python modules for Gurobi 7.5.2 are installed on the Booth versions 2.7.5, 2.7.14, 3.6.2 and 3.6.3 which are available using the command. The Python modules for Gurobi 6.5.1 are NOT installed and are NOT useable by any Python on the Grid. The Gurobi Python modules are not versioned and therefore CANNOT be installed along side the 7.5.2 version. Do not ask to have it installed, it does NOT work. Note that in ALL version of Gurobo installed on the Grid, the Gurobi shell (gurobi.sh) will use the Gurobi internally included Python version 2.7.13 and not the ones supplied by Booth on the Grid. If you wish to use the shell with another version of Python, copy the gurobi.sh script to your home directory, modify it to use another Python and execute it from there. We will not support this alternate version, the one that comes with is the one that Gurobi is meant to be used with.
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