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I was wondering if anyone has experience using GAMS/CPLEX on a Mac with an M series CPU. I understand that GDXXRW won't work on a Mac. Are there any other issues like this? Sorry if this isn't the best place to ask -- I wasn't sure where it should go. The reason I ask is that I have had quite bad lu...

GAMS syntax is very light-weighted so I am curious why you would need two people working on the GAMS modeling. But back to your question, if you think Git is too much, try SVN, though the latter one is far outdated for modern software development, but could be efficient as long as your team only ha...

I have been developing a global energy model written in GAMS. I have had my model files on my Microsoft Onedrive so that they would be constantly backed up, but I have had to manually do version control, and it has always been cumbersome to do it, but workable since I was the only person working on ...

I'm trying to install GAMS transfer for python, but in my fresh GAMS 42 installation, there is no Python folder under apifiles. There is this: C:\GAMS\42\api\python but there is no setup.py in this folder or subfolders. If I search for 'setup.py' under GAMS\42, there are 17 that are found -- all und...

I'm trying to translate a model written in GNU mathprog. Most of it is pretty straightforward, but there are some dynamic set declarations and operations that are puzzling me. This is an example of a statement for a dynamic set in GNU mathprog that I'm struggling to translate into GAMS: set MODExTEC...

Hi Michael, I am copying some relevant bits from the log files from the old computer and new computer. The beginning and end of the first and second solves for both computers. The subsequent solves follow the same pattern. Thanks again for your help. OLD computer 1st solve in loop (cutting out the m...

Michael, Thanks. I was looking at the log files, and it appears that on the first scenario, the new system outperforms the old system, and everything else looks identical. On the next loop and solve, the old system appears to be starting at a point much closer to the optimal; whereas the new system ...

I just got a new laptop with an 11th gen i9 and 64 Gb RAM. The old laptop was a 10th gen i7 with 32 GB of RAM. Both have fast SSDs. By every metric, the new laptop should be faster than the old laptop. Single threaded performance is meant to be only slightly faster on the new laptop, but it isn't sl...