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	* charlesreid1.github.io blog: "Better Timing of Guava Traveling Salesperson Problem Code: Timing Scripts ": http://charlesreid1.github.io/better-timing-of-guava-traveling-salesperson-problem-code-timing-scripts.html		* charlesreid1.github.io blog: "Better Timing of Guava Traveling Salesperson Problem Code: Timing Scripts ": http://charlesreid1.github.io/better-timing-of-guava-traveling-salesperson-problem-code-timing-scripts.html
	* charlesreid1.github.io blog: " Fixing Bottlenecks in the Guava Traveling Salesperson Problem Code ": http://charlesreid1.github.io/fixing-bottlenecks-in-the-guava-traveling-salesperson-problem-code.html		* charlesreid1.github.io blog: " Fixing Bottlenecks in the Guava Traveling Salesperson Problem Code ": http://charlesreid1.github.io/fixing-bottlenecks-in-the-guava-traveling-salesperson-problem-code.html
	* git.charlesreid1.com traveling salesperson problem (TSP) repository: https://charlesreid1.com~~:3000~~/charlesreid1/tsp/src/master/guava/README.md		* git.charlesreid1.com traveling salesperson problem (TSP) repository: https://git.charlesreid1.com/charlesreid1/tsp/src/master/guava/README.md

Admin: /* Maps */

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Maps

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	==Maps==		==Maps==

	The Maps class contains many, many static utility methods for Map classes.		The Maps class contains many, many static utility methods for Map classes. See [[Guava Maps]] for more.

	==Lists==		==Lists==

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Networks

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 Documentation on Network (see incidentNode method): http://google.github.io/guava/releases/snapshot/api/docs/com/google/common/graph/Network.html#incidentNodes-java.lang.Object-
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Makefile

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 [[Category:Java]]
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Class Path

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			==Makefile==

			Put the above in a Makefile for more convenience:

			<pre>
			HOME=/path/to/home
			GUAVA=$(HOME)/guava/jars/guava-21.0.jar
			CP=-cp '.:$(GUAVA)'

			build:
			javac $(CP) $(TARGET)

			run:
			# If no size, use default
			java $(CP) $(BIN)

			clean:
			rm -rf *.class

			.PHONY: clean

			tsp: clean build run
			</pre>

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	$ java -cp '.:/path/to/guava/jars/guava-21.0.jar' TSP		$ java -cp '.:/path/to/guava/jars/guava-21.0.jar' TSP
	</pre>		</pre>





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	The story behind Guava is, Google basically hired the author of the Java Collections API to go nuts and build a Collections++ library.		The story behind Guava is, Google basically hired the author of the Java Collections API to go nuts and build a Collections++ library.

			Google Guava on Github: https://github.com/google/guava

	=Installing=		=Installing=

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Guava is a Java library of high-performance collections and data containers. It was made and is maintained by Google.

The story behind Guava is, Google basically hired the author of the Java Collections API to go nuts and build a Collections++ library.

=Installing=

==Jar File==

Probably the easiest way to install Guava is to use the Guava jar file. You can find the link to Guava distributed as a Jar file on the Guava wiki on Github: https://github.com/google/guava/wiki/Release21

Using the Jar file depends on your environment, most IDEs have an easy way to add Jar files to a project.

If you're compiling by command line, you'll need to specify the Java class path and point Java to the location of your Jar files.

==Class Path==

To pass a custom class path with the location of your Guava jar files to the compiler,

<pre>
$ javac -cp '.:/path/to/guava/jars/guava-21.0.jar' TSP.java
</pre>

Then run Java with the same flag:

<pre>
$ java -cp '.:/path/to/guava/jars/guava-21.0.jar' TSP
</pre>