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InstallWindowsReqs.txt
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These are some instructions to install the required software before installing (multiple-precision) mpYALMIP in Windows 10 systems. However, the same steps apply for UNIX-based systems in the case of installing GMP and SDPA-GMP (steps 2. and 3. below).
1. Install Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
NOTE: There are several sources online on how to install this software on Windows 10.
2. Install GMP
a. Open Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
b. Update packages first - run (put your password whenever necessary):
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential
$ sudo apt-get install m4
c. Download GMP - assuming you are in your home directory ($cd ~) usually of the form "/home/username" (or wherever you want to download the GMP installation files):
$ mkdir downloads
$ chmod 755 downloads/
$ wget https://gmplib.org/download/gmp/gmp-6.1.2.tar.xz
$ chmod 755 gmp-6.1.2.tar.xz
$ tar xf gmp-6.1.2.tar.xz
$ cd gmp-6.1.2
NOTE: You may change the version "gmp-6.1.2" for whichever version is the most recent.
d. Install GMP in "usr/local/gmp" or your preferred directory (assuming you are in the "gmp-6.1.2" directory):
$ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/gmp --enable-cxx
$ make
$ make check
$ sudo make install
$ cd ..
NOTE: Be patient.
3. Install SDPA-GMP
a. Download SDPA-GMP - assuming you are in the "downloads" directory created in step 2.c. (or wherever you want to download the SDPA-GMP installation files):
$ wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/sdpa/files/sdpa-gmp/sdpa-gmp-7.1.3.src.20150320.tar.gz
$ sudo chmod 755 sdpa-gmp-7.1.3.src.20150320.tar.gz
$ tar xvzf sdpa-gmp-7.1.3.src.20150320.tar.gz
$ cd sdpa-gmp-7.1.3/
$ ./configure --with-gmp-includedir=/usr/local/gmp/include --with-gmp-libdir=/usr/local/gmp/lib
$ make
NOTE: You may change the version "sdpa-gmp-7.1.3" for whichever version is the most recent.
NOTE: Everything will be installed locally inside the directory "sdpa-gmp-7.1.3/" (if all the instructions have been followed verbatim it should be in the directory "~/downloads/sdpa-gmp-7.1.3/")
b. Check installation - assuming you are in the installation directory "sdpa-gmp-7.1.3/".
i. Check "help" message (you should get the same output as below):
$ sdpa_gmp
SDPA-GMP start at Weekday Month Day Time Year
*** Please assign data file and output file.***
---- option type 1 ------------
sdpa_gmp DataFile OutputFile [InitialPtFile] [-pt parameters]
parameters = 0 default, 1 fast (unstable), 2 slow (stable)
example1-1: sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result
example1-2: sdpa_gmp example1.dat-s example1.result
example1-3: sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result example1.ini
example1-4: sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result -pt 2
---- option type 2 ------------
sdpa_gmp [option filename]+
-dd : data dense :: -ds : data sparse
-id : init dense :: -is : init sparse
-o : output :: -p : parameter
-pt : parameters , 0 default, 1 fast (unstable)
2 slow (stable)
example2-1: sdpa_gmp -o example1.result -dd example1.dat
example2-2: sdpa_gmp -ds example1.dat-s -o example2.result -p param.sdpa
example2-3: sdpa_gmp -ds example1.dat-s -o example3.result -pt 2
ii. Run examples:
$ sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result
$ sdpa_gmp example1.dat-s example1.result
$ sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result example1.ini
$ sdpa_gmp example1.dat example1.result -pt 2
$ sdpa_gmp -o example1.result -dd example1.dat
$ sdpa_gmp -ds example1.dat-s -o example2.result -p param.sdpa
$ sdpa_gmp -ds example1.dat-s -o example3.result -pt 2
c. Make a copy in /usr/local/bin - sometimes one wishes to have the installation here (or anywhere else for that matter):
$ sudo cp sdpa_gmp /usr/local/bin
NOTE: The file should now be executable from this new location as well.
4. Install MinGW-w64 compiler for Windows via MATLAB
NOTE: This allows to compile mex files in Windows, but if the binaries are provided it is not necessary to make any mex compilations.
a. Open MATLAB in any location
b. Check if the MinGW-w64 compiler is already installed by running:
>> mex -setup
c. If you get the message: "Error using mex No supported compiler or SDK was found...", then it is not installed and you must proceed with the installation as described below. Otherwise you should get a message: "MEX configured to use..." and there is no need to follow the steps below.
d. Download the 'mingw.mlpkginstall' file from https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/mlc-downloads/downloads/submissions/52848/versions/20/download/mlpkginstall or simply search for "MATLAB Support for MinGW-w64 C/C++ Compiler" online. Save the 'mingw.mlpkginstall' file in a known location.
e. Within MATLAB, go to directory where the file "mingw.mlpkginstall" lies.
f. Double click the file from within MATLAB or type:
>> uiopen('mingw.mlpkginstall',1)
g. Put your MathWorks credentials (you can make an account for free and do not need to have a MATLAB license associated to your account).
h. Wait for installation.
i. Check your installation by running:
>> mex -setup
NOTE: You should get a message: "MEX configured to use...".