Bocop 2.2.1 is out! The packages for linux, windows and macos are available at the Download page. Changelog: – [examples] added sample python script in goddard example – [gui] moved GUI executable to package root folder (instead of qtgui/) – [core] force flag -std=gnu++11 (c++11 caused problems on …
Windows package is now available on the Downloads page.
Bocop 2.2.0 is out! The linux package is available at the Download page. MacOs and Windows packages are on their way. Changelog: – [bugfix] fixed name of function ‘readCSVtoMatrix’ in publictools – [bugfix] batch optimization can now properly use an initialization file other than ‘problem.sol’ (continuation) – [bugfix] …
Two small notes for windows users:
The Examples page was updated, with three new categories: energy systems (Microgrid), delay systems (Harvest, Leukemia) and process law (1D Integrator, 2D Integrator, MouseS & Maze: Extended Edition). These new examples are included in the latest Bocop and BocopHJB packages.
Bocop 2.1.0 is out! The packages are available in Download page. In this version, we provide the latest MinGW and CMake(3.10) for Windows users (now c++11 compliant). Changelog info: 2017/10/17: bocop-2.1.0 – dynamics function now has access to past state and control variables, in order to solve delay …
BocopHJB 1.1.0 for Windows is available in Download page. In this package, we provide a MinGW with gcc 6.3 for c++11.
BocopHJB 1.1.0 is out, introducing a new Qt GUI similar to the one for Bocop. 
Besides the user interface, this version also includes several new extensions and examples. A summary of the updates is given in the …
Bocop 2.0.5 for Mac is available in Download page. The package has been tested on MacOS El Capitan and Sierra. Don’t forget to install the proper version of gfortran for your OS.
Hi, everyone. The windows version has been updated on the Download page. You can also check this install tutorial on our new youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeTTXM_DJss This video shows how to install Bocop 2.0.5 on Windows, then test the install with the default example (goddard …
