lperron
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4 years ago As you are compiling from source already, I would patch gurobi_environment.cc or gurobi_interface.cc to do the right thing.
This would be easier than going through the python-c++ interface.
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Le lun. 7 oct. 2019 à 10:56, Pouya Moetakef notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hello everyone, The company I work with has an ISV license key from Gurobi which means we don't have a gurobi.lic file. But to use the Gurobi we create a "gurobipy.Env.OtherEnv" object and pass in parameters for organization name, license key, etc. Then this Env object is passed to gurobipy.Model. I was wondering if in OR-tools we can pass the gurobipy.Env object (or GRBEnv) when creating the solver? Going through the source code it seems "_pywraplp.new_Solver" only takes a name and a solver type, while this method calls LoadGurobiEnvironment(GRBenv** env). But I am not sure where the env object is created and passed into this function. Thanks a lot.
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Hello everyone, The company I work with has an ISV license key from Gurobi which means we don't have a gurobi.lic file. But to use the Gurobi we create a "gurobipy.Env.OtherEnv" object and pass in parameters for organization name, license key, etc. Then this Env object is passed to gurobipy.Model. I was wondering if in OR-tools we can pass the gurobipy.Env object (or GRBEnv) when creating the solver? Going through the source code it seems "_pywraplp.new_Solver" only takes a name and a solver type, while this method calls LoadGurobiEnvironment(GRBenv** env). But I am not sure where the env object is created and passed into this function. Thanks a lot.