The AMPL processors and solvers in this directory are "student"
versions that restrict problem sizes (e.g., to 300 variables and 300
general constraints and objectives) and are intended for noncommercial
use.  For serious commercial use, you should (eventually) license
commercial versions, even if your applications never exceed the limits
of the student versions.

See the AMPL web site

	http://www.ampl.com

for extensive information about AMPL, including descriptions of
extensions available in current versions and pointers to information
about other solvers.

Files with names ending in ".gz" were compressed by gzip, and files
with names ending in ".tgz" are tar files compressed by gzip.
In general, you need to decompress the *.gz files and make them
executable.  For example, you could execute

	gzip -dN ampl.gz gurobi.tgz minos.gz snopt.gz
	tar xf gurobi.tar
	chmod +x ampl minos snopt
	rm gurobi.tar

You may also need to move the files (using "mv" or "cp") to a
directory on your search PATH.

File ampl is a student version of the AMPL processor.
On linear problems, it relaxes the size restriction to 500 x 500.

File gjh computes gradients, Jacobian matrices and Hessians of
nonlinear problems and makes them available to AMPL as parameters.

File gurobi.tgz contains a student version of the GUROBI solver
for linear and mixed-integer problems; it limits problem sizes
to 500 x 500, unless you have a GUROBI license that allows larger
problem sizes -- and have set $GRB_LICENSE_FILE to the (full path)
name of the GUROBI license file (which can be done within an AMPL
session by an "option GRB_LICENSE_FILE ..." command).  See the
README.gurobi file in gurobi.tgz for installation instructions.

File minos is a student version of MINOS (for use with ampl).
For pointers and more details, see files README.1st and README.minos
in directory /netlib/ampl/solvers/minos and see web page
http://www.ampl.com/REFS/abstracts.html#ampl-minos .

File snopt is a student version of SNOPT (for use with ampl).  For
pointers and more details, see file README in directory
/netlib/ampl/solvers/snopt.