Hi,
Is there any way(software or otherwise) in the public domain that can
convert an optimization problem written in General algebraic modeling
system(GAMS) into an equivalent C-code?
Regards

I don't know of any.

SKB wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way(software or otherwise) in the public domain that can
convert an optimization problem written in General algebraic modeling
system(GAMS) into an equivalent C-code?
Regards

Erwin Kalvelagen
GAMS Development Corp., http://www.gams.com
erwin@gams.com, http://www.gams.com/~erwin

Yes, there is. It's a two-step procedure. You use gms2xx either the
converter of your local GAMS or there online converter and convert to
AMPL. In AMPL you can create C files. You have to have AMPL (student
version is free) and have the NETLIB AMPL interface installed. It is
nlc in the solvers subdirectory.
Hans Mittelmann

I meant their online converter
It is at
hm

I suspect this only works if you have an AMPL
license (or if you only dlea with small models).

However, the suggestion for the online conversion
tool may be useful for the poster: it can be used
to generate a Cplex LP file or MPS file from a
GAMS model, even if you don't have a working GAMS
system yourself.

Hans Mittelmann wrote:
I meant their online converter
It is at
hm

Erwin Kalvelagen
GAMS Development Corp., http://www.gams.com
erwin@gams.com, http://www.gams.com/~erwin

Just for the record: I did point out that one needs to have AMPL.