How to use the osqp.codegen function in osqp
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oxfordcontrol / osqp-python / module / interface.py View on Github 
raise ValueError("Unknown value of 'project_type' argument.")
if project_type == 'Makefile':
if system() == 'Windows':
project_type = 'MinGW Makefiles'
elif system() == 'Linux' or system() == 'Darwin':
project_type = 'Unix Makefiles'
# Convert workspace to Python
sys.stdout.write("Getting workspace from OSQP object... \t\t\t\t")
sys.stdout.flush()
work = self._model._get_workspace()
print("[done]")
# Generate code with codegen module
cg.codegen(work, folder, python_ext_name, project_type,
embedded, force_rewrite, float_flag, long_flag)raise ValueError("Unknown value of 'project_type' argument.")
if project_type == 'Makefile':
if system() == 'Windows':
project_type = 'MinGW Makefiles'
elif system() == 'Linux' or system() == 'Darwin':
project_type = 'Unix Makefiles'
# Convert workspace to Python
sys.stdout.write("Getting workspace from OSQP object... \t\t\t\t")
sys.stdout.flush()
work = self._model._get_workspace()
print("[done]")
# Generate code with codegen module
cg.codegen(work, folder, python_ext_name, project_type,
embedded, force_rewrite, loop_unrolling)raise ValueError("Unknown value of 'project_type' argument.")
if project_type == 'Makefile':
if system() == 'Windows':
project_type = 'MinGW Makefiles'
elif system() == 'Linux' or system() == 'Darwin':
project_type = 'Unix Makefiles'
# Convert workspace to Python
sys.stdout.write("Getting workspace from OSQP object... \t\t\t\t")
sys.stdout.flush()
work = self._model._get_workspace()
print("[done]")
# Generate code with codegen module
cg.codegen(work, folder, python_ext_name, project_type,
embedded, force_rewrite, float_flag, long_flag)
