XSLP_MULTISTART_POOLSIZE
Description
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The maximum number of problem objects allowed to pool up before synchronization in the deterministic multistart.
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Type
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Integer
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Default value
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2
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Note
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Deterministic multistart is ensured by guaranteeing that the multistart solve results are evaluated in the same order every time. Solves that finish too soon can be pooled until all earlier started solves finish, allowing the system to start solving other multistart instances in the meantime on idle threads. Larger pool sizes will provide better speedups, but will require larger amounts of memory. Positive values are interpreted as a multiplier on the maximum number of active threads used, while negative values are interpreted as an absolute limit (and the absolute value is used). A value of zero will mean no result pooling.
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Affects routines
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See also
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