ampl-mp allows building only parts of the project you are interested in, for example you can choose to build only a single solver interface. This is done with the help of modules which are optional components that can be built separately. Each solver interface and function library is a module.

Installation Steps:

1. Open Terminal using Spotlight search by pressing  <command+space>.
   Type terminal and hit  Enter key.
2. Now, run
   ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)” < /dev/null 2> /dev/null
3. Install ampl-mp using brew
   brew install ampl-mp

ampl-mp is ready to use now!

Features

• Reusable high-performance
• Efficient type-safe C++ API for connecting solvers to AMPL and other systems
• Interfaces to solvers supporting AMPL extensions for logic and constraint programming:
  • Ilogcp: IBM ILOG CPLEX and CPLEX CP Optimizer
  • Gecode
  • JaCoP
  • LocalSolver
• Interfaces to COIN-OR Solvers (in the ampl/coin repository):
  • Clp
  • Cbc
  • Ipopt
  • Bonmin
  • Couenne
• Interfaces to other solvers via AMPL Solver Library: list of supported solvers
• Cross-platform build support with CMake and continuous integration systems. This includes third-party solvers and libraries (COIN-OR solvers with CMake support are available in the ampl/coin repository).
• AMPLGSL, an AMPL function library providing access to the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) functions. See the AMPLGSL documentation.
• Database support on Linux and MacOS X. See Database and spreadsheet connection guide.
• SMPSWriter, a converter from deterministic equivalent of a two-stage stochastic programming (SP) problem written in AMPL to an SP problem in SMPS format.