Great, thank to your help it works !

Great, thank to your help it works !

Thank you for yout quick answers.

When i put: result:=simplex[minimize](objectif,cnsts,output= solutionmodule);

it returns 

Error, (in simplex[maximize]) unknown option: output = solutionmodule

...

Thank you for yout quick answers.

When i put: result:=simplex[minimize](objectif,cnsts,output= solutionmodule);

it returns 

Error, (in simplex[maximize]) unknown option: output = solutionmodule

...

@DSkoog 

IT'S WORKING !

Thank you @DSkoog and @acer for your help !

@martin_z 

I now tend to think that it is the problem is in the maple-code itself.

Tell me if you see something suspicious:

http://bit.ly/11564pn

@martin_z 

Here is a copy of my info.plist file:

http://pastebin.com/8b64yXjs

@acer 


Thank you for your help, I really appreciate
The Application Wizard app tells me that it is running in 32 bit mode ...
And the Maple Help page tells me that:

I don't see a space to include this option in the info.plist file...

@acer 

I think that you found the problem !
 It prints '64'.

Have you any idea of how to force Maple to run in 32 bit version ?

@Markiyan Hirnyk 

How and where did you install NAG Library ?

@acer 

Thank you for your answer.

My mac is an intel 32 bits chipset:
http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/9348/capturedecran20130606a2.png

I'm running Maple 16.00

My NAG C Library is :

Apple Intel Mac, Mac OS X
Using GNU C Compiler
NAG Product Code: CLMIN08DGL
Mark 8

And the -info in the terminal tells me that the library is compiled for 32 bits systems

I created an alias but now it says:

Error, (in NAG:-h03abc) external linking: error loading external library libnagc_nag.dylib: dlopen(libnagc_nag.dylib, 129): no suitable image found. Did find:
/usr/lib/libnagc_nag.dylib: mach-o, but wrong architecture