The source files in this directory and subdirectory src
create a version of MINOS version 5.51 called "minos" that works
with AMPL's solve command or can be used stand-alone to read a SPECS
and MPS file and solve an LP.

Minos determines how much scratch storage it will need from stub.nl or
the SPECS file and obtains it from malloc.  For more details, see
README.minos.

You need to adjust the "M =" assignment to point to the MINOS
library that you create from the source distributed by Stanford
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Here, as in /netlib/ampl/solvers and many of its subdirectories,
after getting the current xsum0.out file for the directory from
netlib, you can

	make xsum.out

to check for transmission errors and out-of-date files.  This assumes
you have the xsum program that comes with f2c or with the ampl source.
Source for xsum is available from netlib, e.g.,
http://netlib.sandia.gov/f2c/src/xsum.c.gz or
http://www.netlib.org/f2c/src/xsum.c

On Sun systems running SunOS, you should also add
"-DMAIN__=MAIN_ -Dxargv=_xargv", so the line becomes

	CFLAGS = -O -DMAIN__=MAIN_ -Dxargv=_xargv

On SGI (IRIX) systems, add "-Dxargv=f77argv" to CFLAGS.

Under DEC's OSF1 (Unix for the Alpha chip), try

	CFLAGS = -O -Dxargv=for__a_argv

On Sun systems running Solaris,
1. Create a two-line file, fmain.f, consisting of the lines

	call main
	end

2. Insert "fmain.o " after "m = " in the makefile.
3. Add "-DMAIN__=main_ -Dxargv=__xargv" to the CFLAGS assignment
in the makefile.  In this case

	CFLAGS = -O -DMAIN__=main_ -Dxargv=__xargv

may suffice.

Type "make" to create the executable version of MINOS called
minos mentioned above.