QLD [re: quadratic programming]

[Phil Cummins]

Thanks for that information on the licensing, Mumit. Can you 
please tell me, do you actually use this routine and would
you recommend it? Evidently, it must be reasonably good if
Dirk also used it in his Phd thesis?

Ah, I just got a message from Prof. Schittkowski - he now
sells the code! I would still like to know what people 
think of it, becuase I did manage to download an old 
version.... But evidently its licensing is not suitable
for octave. Too bad.

BTW, I also found someone's public domain matlab code 
for QP called "minq" (http://solon.cma.univie.ac.at/~neum/software/minq).
I'll try that on our institute's matlab, and if it works may I can 
consider porting it to octave.

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