Compiling the Sequential Version.

• Type ``make'' in the SYMPHONY-3.0/ directory. This will first make the SYMPHONY library (sequential version). After making the SYMPHONY library, make will compile the user code and link the executable for the sample application, a vehicle routing and traveling salesman problem solver. The name of the executable will be
  SYMPHONY-3.0/Vrp/bin.$(ARCH)/master_tm_lp_cg_cp,
  indicating that all modules are contained in a single executable. The makefile must be modified to enable parallel execution of the code.

• After the code is compiled, you are free to type ``make clean'' if you want to save disk space. You should only have to remake the library if you change something in SYMPHONY's internal files.

• To test the sample program, a sample data file is included with the distribution. Type
  Vrp/bin.$(ARCH)/master_tm_lp_cg_cp -F sample.vrp -N 5 -u 522
  in the SYMPHONY-3.0/ directory. The -N argument gives the number of routes, which must be specified in advance. The -u argument supplies an initial upper bound which is used until a better feasible solution is found. TSP instances can also be solved by adding the option -T TSP. In the case of the TSP, the number of routes does not need to be specified. You can get additional problem data files from from http://branchandcut.org/VRP/data/ or the
  TSPLIB .
  The file format is described on the TSPLIB Web site.