Hi all, not sure if this is the right forum to ask that question, but will try anyway.
I am planning on doing a short workshop on approximation algorithms, including LP based methods for talented high school students and I would like to give them some simple programming tasks to get the flavour of how LP based methods work. The problem is I will not have much time and I am wondering if there exists some sort of easy to grasp interface to glpk, so that you can easily get going in, say, 10-20 minutes, assuming you have a decent grasp of C/C++. I myself use glpk directly, but I remember that it was a bit hard at the beginning. Also, maybe a different tool would be a better choice? However we will postprocess the results of the LP solver, so it is important that the tool works non-interactively. Best Marcin -- Dwell not on close decisions, and thus, when you play against dwellers, you will make reciprocal gains in energy conservation and sanity preservation. Tommy Angelo _______________________________________________ Help-glpk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-glpk
