Visual Studio 2015 support + new version of protobuf
Hi,
Two notable changes in the code.
The first is that I have finally compiled or-tools with visual studio 2015.
Compiling from sources should work straight away, hopefully.
The second is that I have upgraded protobuf from 3.0.0 beta2 to beta3.
This was needed to support visual studio 2015.
There are two small bad news:
- It is still in beta, so I cannot release nuget packages as they require stable sub-packages (protobuf C# in that case)
- The new protoc compiler rewrites the names of enums in protobufs for C#.
Therefore PATH_CHEAPEST_ARC -> PathCheapestArc.
I have updated the tsp and vrp examples to reflect the new naming.
Thanks
Two notable changes in the code.
The first is that I have finally compiled or-tools with visual studio 2015.
Compiling from sources should work straight away, hopefully.
The second is that I have upgraded protobuf from 3.0.0 beta2 to beta3.
This was needed to support visual studio 2015.
There are two small bad news:
- It is still in beta, so I cannot release nuget packages as they require stable sub-packages (protobuf C# in that case)
- The new protoc compiler rewrites the names of enums in protobufs for C#.
Therefore PATH_CHEAPEST_ARC -> PathCheapestArc.
I have updated the tsp and vrp examples to reflect the new naming.
Thanks
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to setup or-tools, on VS2015 Community Edition using or-tools source files, without success. The installation instructions given on https://developers.google.com/optimization/ seem to be rather assuming and difficult to follow.
Could you please guide me thru the process from installing basic requirements to running an or-tools python example (or point me to an easy to follow guide)
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.