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      Welcome to the Wikibook about GLPK, the GNU Linear Programming Kit for solving large-scale linear programming (LP), mixed integer programming (MIP), and other related problems. GLPK is free software and licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.

      This Wikibook also covers a number of related initiatives (for instance, cross-platform model editors) which have clustered around the mainline GLPK project.

      This book was started in June 2010 and is currently under construction. If you wish to participate in the writing or editing of the GLPK wikibook, or if you have an idea as to how this book can be improved, please see the Task List.

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      1. Introduction 50%.svg
      2. Reviews and benchmarks 50%.svg
      3. Obtaining GLPK 50%.svg
      4. Compiling GLPK 50%.svg
        1. Windows 50%.svg
        2. Mac OS X 00%.svg
        3. Linux OS 75%.svg
        4. Solaris OS 00%.svg
        5. Cross Compilation 25%.svg
      5. Precompiled options 25%.svg
        1. Windows executables 50%.svg
        2. Mac OS X packages 25%.svg
        3. Linux packages 50%.svg
      6. GMPL (MathProg) 50%.svg
        1. Using GLPSOL 25%.svg
        2. Using GMPL (MathProg) 25%.svg
        3. Steps of GMPL File Processing 25%.svg
        4. Modeling logical constraints 50%.svg
        5. Modeling lower and upper bounds 50%.svg
        6. Sparsity 00%.svg
        7. Tight Bounds 00%.svg
        8. Scripting plus MathProg 50%.svg
        9. Output to GMPL data file 50%.svg
        10. ODBC (database) connectivity 50%.svg
        11. Table Statement 50%.svg
        12. Graphical Output 50%.svg
          1. Scalable Vector Graphics 25%.svg
          2. Gnuplot 25%.svg
        13. GMPL Workarounds 25%.svg
      7. GMPL (MathProg) examples 25%.svg
        1. Knapsack Problem 100%.svg
        2. Electricity markets 50%.svg
        3. Portfolio Optimization 100%.svg
        4. Unix Batch Execution
      8. GLPK IDEs 50%.svg
        1. Cross-platform IDEs 25%.svg
        2. Windows IDEs 25%.svg
        3. Mac OS X IDEs 50%.svg
        4. Linux IDEs 00%.svg
      9. Terminal output 75%.svg
      10. Solution information 50%.svg
      11. Scaling 50%.svg
      12. Add-ons and extensions 50%.svg
      13. Language bindings 50%.svg
        1. Ada 25%.svg
        2. C/C++ 100%.svg
        3. C# 50%.svg
        4. Fortran 50%.svg
        5. GAMS 25%.svg
        6. Haskell 25%.svg
        7. Java 50%.svg
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        9. Matlab 50%.svg
        10. Octave 50%.svg
        11. OCaml 25%.svg
        12. OptimJ 25%.svg
        13. Python 50%.svg
        14. R 50%.svg
        15. Ruby 25%.svg
      14. Using the GLPK callable library 50%.svg
        1. Compiling with the GLPK library 25%.svg
        2. Error handling 25%.svg
        3. API usage for common tasks 25%.svg
        4. Third-party API wrappers 50%.svg
        5. IAJAAR.H project 50%.svg
        6. Application projects utilizing GLPK 50%.svg
      15. Mixing GLPK with other solver packages 50%.svg
      16. Modeling tips 50%.svg
      17. Known issues 25%.svg
      18. Troubleshooting 50%.svg
      19. Interoperability 75%.svg
      20. GLPK file extensions 50%.svg
      21. Background theory 50%.svg
      22. Academic sites and public blogs 25%.svg
      23. Literature 50%.svg
      24. FAQ (circa 2003) 50%.svg
      25. License 100%.svg
      26. Help-GLPK and Bug-GLPK searchable archive 100%.svg
      27. Sandbox (for content under development)
      25% developed
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