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@ -10,14 +10,28 @@ Welcome to PARADISEO-MO (Moving Objects), one part of the ParadisEO framework.
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The basic installation procedure goes the following:
Go to your build-directory and run
cmake . -DEOdir=$(EO_SRC)
make
//optional, for documentation if it is not already available.
make doc
To compile paradiseo-mo in the default directory,
go to paradiseo-mo/build/ and run:
> cmake ../ -DEOdir=$(EO)
> make
// for an easy-use of the provided lessons
> make install
// optional (if the documentation is not already available)
> make doc
where $(EO_SRC) is the top-level source directory of ParadisEO-EO (Evoling Object), i.e. where
the sources where unpacked.
To compile paradiseo-mo anywhere else, simply run:
> cmake $(MO) -DEOdir=$(EO)
> make
// for an easy-use of the provided lessons
> make install
// optional (if the documentation is not already available)
> make doc
where $(EO) is the top-level directory of PARADISEO-EO,
and $(MO) is the top-level directory of PARADISEO-MO.
To clean everything, simply run
> make clean
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DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
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structure:
.../ The MAIN PARADISEO-MO directory, created when unpacking.
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+-- build Repertory where the executables will be produced.
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+-- src SOURCE directory contains most PARADISEO-MO .h files.
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+-- tutorial TUTORIAL with lessons
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| +- examples APPLICATIONS - one directory per separate application.
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| | +- tsp traveling salesman problem (TSP) example.
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| | +- src sources files for the lesson examples using the TSP.
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| | +- benchs TSP Instance files.
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| +- Lesson1 How make a Hill Climbing on the TSP example.
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| | +- build Repertory where the executable "hill_climbing" will be produced.
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| | +- src Hill climbing sources.
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| +- Lesson2 How make a Tabu Search on the TSP example.
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| | +- build Repertory where the executable "tabu_search" will be produced.
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| | +- src Tabu search sources.
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| +- Lesson3 How make a Simulated Annealing on the TSP example.
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| +- build Repertory where the executable "simulated_annealing" will be produced.
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| +- src Simulated annealing sources.
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+-- win All the stuff needs for the Windows version.
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+- examples APPLICATIONS - one directory per separate application.
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| +- tsp traveling salesman problem (TSP) example sources.
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| +- benchs TSP instance files.
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+- Lesson1 How make a Hill Climbing on the TSP example (source file and lesson_1.pdf).
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+- Lesson2 How make a Tabu Search on the TSP example (source file and lesson_2.pdf).
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+- Lesson3 How make a Simulated Annealing on the TSP example (source file and lesson_3.pdf).
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NOTES
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