NASOQ is a scalable and efficient Quadratic Programming solver that obtains solutions for requested accuracies. Visit our website for more details: NASOQ Website

MKL Pardiso or OpenBlas (BLAS), OpenMP and METIS. Cmake handles METIS. If you install OpenBlas in its default location (sudo make install), Cmake will detect it.

METIS is a mandatory dependency in this branch. It can be installed by

sudo aptitude install libmetis-dev

Given that MKL Pardiso or OpenBlas are installed, install NASOQ using following steps:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DMKL_ROOT_PATH=path/to/intel  -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
cmake ..

If you install Intel MKL via apt, path/to/intel is /opt/intel.

A quick script for building and running NASOQ is provided in buildALL.sh. You need to first correct paths to libraries and then you can run it as following:

bash buildAll.sh

Upon successful build you should be able to see data/out.csv and it should be similar to data/out_correct.csv.

For installing on MAc you might need to use GCC so you need to also set the CMAKE compiler flag.

More details are provided in: https://nasoq.github.io/docs/getting-started-nasoq/

More details: https://nasoq.github.io/docs/getting-started-nasoq/

To test a QP example you may also use NASOQ-BIN which is a command line interfce for NASOQ. Some small QP problems are available in data folder. For evaluating NASOQ versus other solvers a separate repository is also provided in: https://github.com/sympiler/nasoq-benchmarks More details: https://nasoq.github.io/docs/repository/

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