From: Armin Braun

Subject: Re: Library for solving Linear Programming problems

Date: 2003-1-20 13:14

Hello Ashish,
if there are any Lisp sources available, I also would like to know. I 
tried to code something in lisp, but as a novice to linear 
programming I did not very good. We found out that the solver 
included in Microsoft-Excel is faster by a factor 50. 
What I could offer is a simple standard, two-phase simplex. That 
was before I understood the elegance of a dual simplex algorithm, 
which might be faster.
There are some C libraries from Robert J. Vanderbei at 
http://www.princeton.edu/~rvdb/LPbook/
Maybe somebody has the time and skill to write a foreign function 
interface for it.

Armin

> Hello, > > I am using Allegro CL 6.0 and needs to solve a linear programming (LP) problem from inside the lisp code. Are there any lisp libraries that can be called from the lisp code to solve optimization or mathematical programming problem. Any help will be appreciated. I am not a subscriber to the
mailing list so please CC the reply to me at <unity.ncsu.edu. at asureka> Thanks in advance.
> > Ashish. > >
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