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# For making cplex.exe with Microsoft Visual C++ on Intel machines.

# Invoke with "nmake -f makefile.vc" .

CC = cl
CFLAGS = -Ot1

# If things don't run right, you may need to change -Ot1 to -Zi and add
# -Zi to the cplex.exe rule below so you can poke around with a debugger.

Lmt = libcmt.lib /link /NODEFAULTLIB:libc.lib
S = ..
# "S = .." assumes this directory is solvers/cplex .

# You must obtain cplex*.dll, cplex*.lib and cplex.h from ILOG.
# They are all you really need from ILOG's large CPLEX distribution.
# See http://www.cplex.com/

# You may need to adjust the following assignments to reflect the
# CPLEX release, where you have installed ILOG's CPLEX distribution and
# your choice of compilers.  $(CPLEXINC) is the directory
# containing cplex.h and $(CPLEXLIB) is the full path to cplex*.lib.
# As of CPLEX release 10.2, there were 5 choices of cplex102.lib
# for x86 systems, but all were the same, so the choice did not matter.
# To run the resulting cplex.exe, you need to have the .dll that
# corresponds to $(CPLEXLIB) installed in your search PATH or in
# one of the standard places where .dlls are sought.


CPLEXRELEASE = 110
CPLEXDIR = C:/ILOG/CPLEX$(CPLEXRELEASE)
CPLEXINC = $(CPLEXDIR)/include/ilcplex
COMPILER = x86_.net2005_8.0
# or x86_.net2003_7.1; formerly COMPILER = msvc6
LIBFORM = stat_mta
# formerly LIBFORM = stat_mda
CPLEXLIB = $(CPLEXDIR)/lib/$(COMPILER)/$(LIBFORM)/cplex$(CPLEXRELEASE).lib

# If you do not have the CPLEX Mixed Integer Option, add -DNO_CPLEX_MIP
# to CFLAGS (i.e., to the right-hand side of the CFLAGS = assignment).

# If you do not have the CPLEX Barrier Option, add -DNO_BARRIER
# to CFLAGS, and change qpcheck to linedagread below.

.c.obj:
	$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) -I$S -I$(CPLEXINC) $*.c

o = cplex.obj $S/funcadd0.obj $S/amplsolv.lib $(CPLEXLIB)

cplex.exe: $o
	$(CC) -Fecplex.exe $o $(Lmt)
	del cplex.exp
	del cplex.lib

cplex.obj: $(CPLEXINC)/cplex.h $S/getstub.h $S/nlp.h $S/r_opn.hd