Installation:

It is important to note that the whole ecosystem has been tested using Julia v0.6.0 and hence we can cannot guarantee whether it will work with previous versions of Julia. Thus, it is important that Julia v0.6.0 is properly installed and available on your system.

If CPLEX is available:

CPLEX must be available in the local machine and CPLEX.jl must be properly installed, otherwise the installation will fail. Once, Julia v0.6.0 and CPLEX.jl has been properly installed, the following instructions in a Julia terminal will install FPBHCPLEX.jl and its dependencies (Modof.jl, Modolib.jl, FPBH.jl and CPLEXExtensions.jl) on the local machine:

Pkg.clone("https://github.com/aritrasep/FPBHCPLEX.jl")
Pkg.build("FPBHCPLEX")

In case Pkg.build("FPBHCPLEX") gives you an error on Linux, you may need to install the GMP library headers. For example, on Ubuntu/Debian and similar, give the following command from a terminal:

$ sudo apt-get install libgmp-dev

After that, restart the installation of the package with:

Pkg.build("FPBHCPLEX")

If CPLEX is not available:

If CPLEX is not available, FPBH.jl can be installed instead of FPBHCPLEX.jl. Once, Julia v0.6.0 has been properly installed, the following instructions in a Julia terminal will install FPBH.jl and its dependencies (Modof.jl, and Modolib.jl) on the local machine:

Pkg.clone("https://github.com/aritrasep/FPBH.jl")
Pkg.build("FPBH")

In case Pkg.build("FPBH") gives you an error on Linux, you may need to install the GMP library headers. For example, on Ubuntu/Debian and similar, give the following command from a terminal:

$ sudo apt-get install libgmp-dev

After that, restart the installation of the package with:

Pkg.build("FPBH")

None of the above will however install pyModofSup.jl, which must be installed separately if desired.