Changeset 64 for trunk/README
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- Nov 27, 2002 5:09:39 PM (18 years ago)
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r63 r64 7 7 make unitTest in this directory. This creates an executable clp. 8 8 9 Running clp gives you some hints. It can do a unit test and solve netlib problems. It can also solve problems and set tolerances etc. Just do clp - and then try ? or setting various stuff. 9 Running clp gives you some hints. It can do a unit test and solve netlib 10 problems. It can also solve problems and set tolerances etc. Just do 11 12 clp - 13 14 and then try ? or setting various stuff. 10 15 11 16 On Linux clp can do file completion and line editing. 12 17 13 If you want to stress the code you can set various stuff e.g. dantzig pricing and then go into netlib testing. I do not guarantee that it will solve all netlib if you get too creative. 18 If you want to stress the code you can set various stuff e.g. dantzig pricing 19 and then go into netlib testing. I do not guarantee that it will solve all 20 netlib if you get too creative. 14 21 15 There will be samples in ./Samples 22 There will be samples in ./Samples. Use the corresponding Makefile to 23 create an executable - testit. 16 24 17 At present the only sample is minimim.cpp; use Makefile.minimum to create testit 25 At present there are only two useful samples. 26 27 minimum.cpp This is the simplest possible program to read an mps file. 28 defaults.cpp. This does not do much more, but it does it in much more 29 complicated way by specifically setting defaults so it does give more 30 useful information. It also prints a solution in a format "similar" to that 31 of MPSX.
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