• OptimPack3 (Go to the branch v3devel if needed)
• pythonX-dev where X is 2 or 3
• pythonX-matplotlib
• pythonX-numpy

The goal is to first compile the C code into a dynamic library then calling this library in python.

make all

That is just calling python3 setup.py build_ext --inplace

Now in the folder should be opkc_v3_1.cpython-35m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so the extension depends of your python version.

Now just launch the Test.py or Test_3_1.py.

You may need to do: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

This code was written with G.Heurtier and so the code *.{c,py} was written by both of us and the the code *3.1.{c,py} is the second version that should work with python3.

So the code that you should be used is the second version: *3.1.{c,py} because it use the latest version of OptimPack that is easier.

What you need in this case: Makefile, opkpy_v3.1.c, opkpy_v3_1.py and reading Test_3_1.py to understand how to use the code but it is not needed.