# SHOT

## SHOT

- [Introduction](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/master.md): The Supporting Hyperplane Optimization Toolkit is a deterministic solver for mathematical optimization problems of the MINLP (mixed-integer nonlinear programming) type.
- [News](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/news.md): On this page, news about and related to SHOT are presented.
- [Algorithm](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/algorithm.md)
- [Releases](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/releases.md)
- [Compiling](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/compiling.md): SHOT is programmed in C++ 17, and the build system is based on CMake. Here are some instructions for compiling SHOT.
- [Contributors and connections](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/contributors.md)
- [Publications](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/publications.md)
- [Benchmarks](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/about-shot/benchmarks.md): On this page, some benchmarks containing SHOT are available.
- [Getting started](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/using-shot/getting-started.md)
- [Solver options](https://www.shotsolver.dev/shot/using-shot/solver-options.md): Here are all the options that can be used in SHOT compiled. Note that the default value is normally a good starting point, so do not change options unless you have a good reason.


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