Installing CPLEX on a linux box is quite easy. I did it on Ubuntu: just download the package which is appropriate for your architecture (I downloaded a 32 bit version for x86), make sure it’s executable and sudo run it. That should be about it, unless customization is needed.
The documentation describes how to test the installation from the command line. However, I wanted to use it for C++ from within Eclipse, so I looked for the parameters in the documentation. In particular, look for the page called Setting up CPLEX for on GNU/Linux: it contains all includes, libraries, symbols, etc.
Create a C++ project (a “Hello World” is fine). Right click on the project folder or click on project and select Properties. Select C/C++ Build -> Settings -> Tool Setings (tab): Read the rest of this entry »


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