File Overview – macOS platform
This section briefly describes the purposes of the more important files in the Gurobi distribution on the macOS platform. Note that the list below may not precisely agree with your installation. We've omitted a few less important files. In addition, a few file names depend on the exact version of the Gurobi Optimizer that you installed.
The following files and directories are created in your installation directory (typically /Library/gurobi1101/macos_universal2 for the Mac distribution):
- EULA.pdf - Gurobi End User License Agreement - PDF format
- ReleaseNotes.html - release notes
- bin
- grbcluster - Compute Server command-line tool
- grb_ts - Gurobi Token Server executable
- grbgetkey - retrieves your Gurobi license key from the Gurobi key server
- grbprobe - probes system details (typically not used)
- grbtune - parameter tuning tool
- gurobi_cl - simple command-line binary
- gurobi.sh - starts the Gurobi interactive shell
- python3.11 - Python binary used for interactive shell
- docs
- examples - Example Tour - HTML (open index.html in this directory)
- examples.pdf - Example Tour - PDF
- refman - Reference Manual - HTML (open index.html in this directory)
- refman.pdf - Reference Manual - PDF
- remoteservices - Remote Services Reference Manual - HTML (open index.html in this directory)
- remoteservices.pdf - Remote Services Reference Manual - PDF
- examples
- build - Makefile for C, C++, C#, Java, and Python examples
- c - source code for C examples
- c# - source code for C# examples
- c++ - source code for C++ examples
- data - data files for examples
- java - source code for Java examples
- matlab - source code for MATLAB examples
- python - source code for Python examples
- R - source code for R examples
- vb - source code for Visual Basic examples (for Windows)
- include
- gurobi_c.h - C include file
- gurobi_c++.h - C++ include file
- python3.11 - Dummy Python include files (no need to look inside this directory))
- lib
- gurobi.jar - Java interface
- gurobi-javadoc.jar - Javadoc documentation for our Java interface
- gurobi110.netstandard20.dll - .NET Standard 2.0 interface
- gurobi110.netstandard20.xml - .NET Standard 2.0 interface documentation
- gurobi.py - Python startup file
- libGurobiJni110.dylib - Java JNI wrapper
- libgurobi110.dylib - Gurobi native library (used by all interfaces)
- libgurobi110_light.dylib - light Gurobi native library (no support for Compute Server or Instant Cloud)
- libgurobi_c++.a - C++ interface (symbolic link)
- python3.11 - Python 3.11 interface files, also used by interactive shell (no need to look inside this directory)
- rootcert.pem - libcurl Distributed certificate
- matlab - Gurobi MATLAB interface
- R - R Gurobi package
- src
- build - Makefile for Gurobi C++ interface
- cpp - Source for Gurobi C++ interface
The following files and directories are created in your Remote Services installation (typically /Library/gurobi_server1101/macos_universal2 for the Mac distribution):
- EULA.pdf - Gurobi End User License Agreement - PDF format
- ReleaseNotes.html - release notes
- bin
- grbcluster - Compute Server command-line tool
- grb_rs - Gurobi Remote Services executable
- grb_rs.cnf - Default configuration file for the Remote Services
- grb_rsm - Gurobi Cluster Manager executable
- grb_rsm.cnf - Default configuration file for the Cluster Manager
- grb_rsr - Gurobi Remote Services Router executable
- grb_rsr.cnf - Default configuration file for the Remote Services Router
- grb_ts - Gurobi Token Server executable
- grbgetkey - retrieves your Gurobi license key from the Gurobi key server
- grbprobe - probes system details (typically not used)
- grbunzip - Gurobi gzip uncompression tool
- grbzip - Gurobi gzip compression tool
- data
- files - Temporary data files for job execution
- runtimes - Worker executables for supported versions
- docs
- remoteservices - Remote Services Reference Manual - HTML (open index.html in this directory)
- remoteservices.pdf - Remote Services Reference Manual - PDF
- resources - Internal resource files for web UI
