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Date: Sat, 30 May 92 11:37:57 EDT To: fsqp_sites@src.umd.edu From: Andre Tits <andre@src.umd.edu> Subject: FSQP 3.0 2/12: README The FSQP distribution consists of the following files: COPYRIGHT README (this file) Version* fsqpd.f macros.tex manual.sty manual.tex manua2.tex qld.f sampl1.f sampl2.f sampl3.f We suggest that you keep all these files in a dedicated subdirectory. All the FSQP routines are in fsqpd.f. FSQP requires a quadratic program solver. As distributed, it calls QLD (written by Klaus Schittkowski, provided in file qld.f for the user's convenience). Three sample test problems are given in sampl1.f, sampl2.f and sampl3.f. Thus, for example, to run sample1.f one should use the following compiling sequence on a UNIX-based system f77 sampl1.f fsqpd.f qld.f The results obtained should be compared with those given in the User's Guide. The User's Guide is provided in latex format (files manual.tex, manua2.tex, macros.tex and manual.sty). It provides detailed information concerning FSQP and its use. Simply type latex manual.tex with files manua2.tex, manual.sty and macros.tex present in the same directory. Finally, the file Versionx.x lists the enhancements in the successive versions of FSQP. Please send us your comments. Any feedback is highly appreciated.