Linux ARM64 Binary Support about scip HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi, I have Radxa Zero similar to raspberry pi has ARM CPU. I was able to compile SCIP on both Debian and Manjaro. I dont think no need to kernel support. On Download page SCIPopt Suite has Raspberry option. Alternatively you can compile on your own. I prefer compiling by myself because self compiled IPOPT has HSL solvers that makes significant speed improvements.

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Hi, I have Radxa Zero similar to raspberry pi has ARM CPU. I was able to compile SCIP on both Debian and Manjaro. I dont think no need to kernel support. On Download page SCIPopt Suite has Raspberry option. Alternatively you can compile on your own. I prefer compiling by myself because self compiled IPOPT has HSL solvers that makes significant speed improvements.

Hi there,

Thanks for your advices!

As I stated above, I have already tried the armv7 or armhf raspberry pi release. It will give me a No such file or directory error which suggested mismatched arch. (Details here)

Yes, I can compile it on my own. It's just a better option that I can get it right away. I am mainly a Python user so I'd rather not go in depth with those compiler or kernel errors. lol

Thanks for your suggestion anyway!

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Dear @alexcaoys,
For the time being we don't build arm64 binaries, but might in the future. Just check the download section on the scip download page. Thanks for letting us know you are interested!
Best,
Franziska

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