Other Interfaces

AMPL

HiGHS can be used via AMPL, see the AMPL Documentation.

C#

Here are observations on calling HiGHS from C#:

• The file highs_csharp_api.cs contains all the PInvoke you need. Copy it into your C# project.
• Make sure, that the native HiGHS library (highs.dll, libhighs.dll, libhighs.so, ... depending on your platform) can be found at runtime. How to do this is platform dependent, copying it next to your C# executable should work in most cases. You can use msbuild for that. On linux, installing HiGHS system wide should work.
• Make sure that all dependencies of the HiGHS library can be found, too. For example, if HiGHS was build using Visual C++ make sure that the MSVCRuntime is installed on the machine you want to run your application on.
• Depending on the name of your HiGHS library, it might be necessary to change the constant "highslibname". See document on writing cross platform P/Invoke code if necessary.
• Call the Methods in highs_csharp_api.cs and have fun with HiGHS.

This is the normal way to call plain old C from C# with the great simplification that you don't have to write the PInvoke declarations yourself.

Fortran

The interface is in highs_fortran_api.f90. Its methods are simply bindings to the C API

To include in the build, switch the Fortran CMake parameter on:

cmake -DFORTRAN=ON ..

GAMS

The interface is available at GAMSlinks, including pre-build libraries.

Javascript

• HiGHS can be used from javascript directly inside a web browser thanks to highs-js. See the demo and the npm package.
• Alternatively, HiGHS also has a native Node.js interface.

R

• An R interface is available through the highs R package.

Rust

• HiGHS can be used from rust through the highs crate. The rust linear programming modeler good_lp supports HiGHS.