Le 10/12/12 22:05, glpk xypron a écrit :
> Hello Henri,
>
> your project sounds very interesting to me.
Thank you
> I saw that you translated part of the GLPK library to javascript.
> Did you do so manually or with some machine translation tool?
just my little fingers
> Proper error handling with the GLPK library requires a hook function.
How are errors handled in your javascript version?
> The MIP solver provides a callback hook. Does this also exist in your
library?
yes, exactly in the same manner you do it with c api
>
> What is the significance of files grunt.js and package.json?
http://gruntjs.com/
http://docs.nodejitsu.com/articles/getting-started/npm/what-is-the-file-package-json
> How would I use your library in a new project?
the same glpk api is available in javascript, just load glpk.min.js in a
web page. Personnaly I use webstorm IDE
http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/
> In README.md you write something about browser and server installation.
> What is the overall architecture? Where will the library run - on the
> server or in the browser?
glpk.js can run in a webbrowser AND Node.js, but I made this library to
use client CPU, I don't think it is interesting to use it in a web
server because it is glpk.js is not async.
You can still use Node.js as command line program, personnaly I use it
for debugging.
> Maybe you want to add an article on
> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GLPK
Not sure I will have the time to do it.
regards
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