Hi,

HiGHS is a magnificent open-source solver that's able to run in parallel, clearly beating CBC in some of the tests I've done in python.

Is there any plan to integrate it into or-tools? (C++)

If not, I'd like to do it myself since the interface looks similar to CBC's. What would be the right way to start?

thanks,
Santiago

Mizux's EDIT(to have task list need to edit the first message...):

• Create github issue label
• Incorporate it to CMake build (see below)
  • Build HiGHS using a CMake based build (provided by project, need to test)
  • BUILD_HIGHS using cmake fetch()
  • find_package() module
    • Test system wide install (https://repology.org/project/highs/badges)
• Incorporate it to bazel build
  • Build HIGHS using bazel
• Integrate to MathOpt

note: my dev will be in [mizux/highs] (to create) branch and regularly rebased on top of [master]