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mh-builder

MH-Builder

MH-Builder is a C++ framework for designing adaptive metaheuristics for single and multi-objective optimization.

Note that this code repository also includes the code of the MOCA-I project

📝 Documentation 🌐 ORKAD team web site

Prerequisites

Required Elements

  • C++ compiler (version 20 or higher)
  • Cmake (version 3.10 or higher)
  • Git

Additional elements

  • Doxygen in order to obtain a detailed documentation of the source code. During the documentation generation, doxygen uses different graphical tools to provide visualization tools (such as UML-like diagrams): dia, plantuml, dot tool from graphhviz
  • Google test Framework, note that the compilation process automatically download this framework.
  • matplotlib Python library for creating interactive visualizations. Python (version 3 or higher) is required

Quick installation

Default installation and compilation can be summarized as follows:

git clone https://gitlab.cristal.univ-lille.fr/orkad-public/mh-builder.git
cd mh-builder
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

Running code

Once compiled, executables are stored in build/bin

Go to this folder and execute one of these executables, (analyse code source to discover required parameters).

Folder organisation

  • src the folder that contains code sources
  • src-bin the folder that contains the code source of executables
  • doxygen/documentation generated documentation available either in html or latex format.
  • build generated binary code
  • tests unit tests
  • instances different datasets are provided for different kind of problems.

Information

Authors

See Authors

Licenses

MH-Builder is dual licensed under the following licenses. You can use the software according to the terms of your chosen license.

  1. GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3) GPL refers to the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
  2. Possibility of proprietary licence : if, for any particular reason, you are interested with a no-copyleft licence, please contact the ORKAD team.

Documentation

A more detailed documentation (work in progress) will be available here