Is it possible to run Gurobi on Raspberry pi?

[Hanzel Grillo Espinoza]

Hi every one,
I'm thinking in an application for quality control running on raspberry and written in python, but in some steps it must use gurobi to find some variables values.
I have tried to install gurobi in my raspberry, but I can´t do it.
Its that possible?
does any one knows how to do it?

Cheers!!

[Greg Glockner]

> I have tried to install gurobi in my raspberry, but I can´t do it.
> Its that possible?

No: Raspberry Pi is based on ARM, which is incompatible with Gurobi libraries.

[Stuart Mitchell]

you can try compiling glpk or cbc for arm.

Stu

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[Jakob Sch.]

Hi Hanzel,

I would recommend SCIP (http://scip.zib.de/) as it is the fastest solver with source code available (but you should consider the license, they have a rather strange one). There are some python interfaces (for example https://code.google.com/p/python-zibopt/ or http://numberjack.ucc.ie/ see http://scip.zib.de/doc/html/INTERFACES.php). Also https://code.google.com/p/pulp-or/ is a nice python modelling language for MIPs and LPs...

Best regards,
Jakob

[Hanzel Grillo Espinoza]

Thanks a lot Greg, Stuart and Jakob. I will try to follow your recommendations!!

[Hanzel Grillo Espinoza]

Jakob
Are you sure SCIP is able to run in raspbian?
I reviewed the link you suggested and they talk about linux but not specificly of raspbian.

El jueves, 27 de marzo de 2014 10:19:03 UTC+1, Hanzel Grillo Espinoza escribió:

[Jakob Sch.]

Hi Hanzel,

My advice would be to ask the SCIP developers directly...

Best regards,
Jakob

[Mike Steglich]

Hi Hanzel,

It is possible to use Cbc and GLPK on Raspbian. You can download it as part of the CMPL Raspbian binary package. 

www.coliop.org/download.html

Mike

[Hanzel Grillo Espinoza]

Thanks a lot mike!

El jueves, 27 de marzo de 2014 10:19:03 UTC+1, Hanzel Grillo Espinoza escribió:

[Thomas S.]

Hello everybody,

I am also going to use a MIP solver on a Raspberry Pi and wondered if Gurobi now supports ARM processors or will Gurobi support ARM processors in one of the future releases?

Thanks in advance,
Thomas

[Greg Glockner]

> I am also going to use a MIP solver on a Raspberry Pi and wondered if Gurobi now supports ARM processors

No.

> or will Gurobi support ARM processors in one of the future releases?

We have no current plans to support ARM.

[Mike Steglich]

Hi Thomas,

You can use CBC or GLPK on Raspbian. You can download it as part of the CMPL Raspbian binary package. 

www.coliop.org/download.html

Cheers,

Mike

[Vijay Hanagandi]

Hi Hanzel:

Have you used any LP solver (SCIP/GLPK/CBC) for your application using the Raspberry Pi processor?
Would love to hear your experiences and learn from it.

thanks,
-Vijay

[Cha L]

Hi Vijay,

I just compiled SCIP 3.1.1 with SoPlex and ZIMPL on Raspberry Pi 2 (OS: Raspbian).

Before the compilation, I needed to install some packages:

sudo apt-get install bison flex libgmp-dev libreadline-dev libncurses5-dev

For ZIMPL, I have created a file zimpl-3.3.2/make/make.linux.armv7l.gnu.opt containing:

CPPFLAGS    +=    -DNDEBUG -DNO_MSHELL -D__NO_MATH_INLINES
CFLAGS        =    -O3
LDFLAGS        =    -lgmp -lm

ifeq ($(ZLIB),true)
LDFLAGS        +=    -lz
endif

ifeq ($(LINK),shared)
LIBRARY        =    $(LIBDIR)/lib$(LIBNAME).so
LIBLINK        =    $(LIBDIR)/lib$(NAME).$(BASE).so
CFLAGS        +=    -fPIC
AR        =    gcc -shared -o # the trailing space is important
ARFLAGS        =       $(LDFLAGS)
RANLIB        =    true
endif

ifeq ($(LINK),static)
LDFLAGS        +=    -static
endif

I ran make, but I obtained an error at the end (a zimpl library file not found).
I made a link to solve the problem:

ln zimpl-3.3.2/lib/libzimpl.linux.armv7l.gnu.opt.a zimpl-3.3.2/lib/libzimpl.linux.arm.gnu.opt.a

I ran make again, then it worked.
Currently, I have seen no problem during the execution.

Best regards