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XPRSgetgencons, XPRSgetgencons64

XPRSgetgencons, XPRSgetgencons64


Purpose
Returns the general constraints y = f(x1, ..., xn, c1, ..., cm) in a given range.
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XPRSgetgencons(XPRSprob prob, int type[], int resultant[], int colstart[], int col[], int colsize, int *ncols, int valstart[], double val[], int valsize, int *nvals, int first, int last);

int XPRS_CC XPRSgetgencons64(XPRSprob prob, int type[], int resultant[], XPRSint64 colstart[], int col[], XPRSint64 colsize, XPRSint64 *ncols, XPRSint64 valstart[], double val[], XPRSint64 valsize, XPRSint64 *nvals, int first, int last);
Arguments
prob 
The current problem.
type 
NULL if not required or an integer array of length at least last-first+1 which will be filled with the types of the general constraints:
XPRS_GENCONS_MAX (0) 
indicates a maximum constraint;
XPRS_GENCONS_MIN (1) 
indicates a minimum constraint;
XPRS_GENCONS_AND (2) 
indicates an and constraint.
XPRS_GENCONS_OR (3) 
indicates an or constraint;
XPRS_GENCONS_ABS (4) 
indicates an absolute value constraint.
resultant 
Integer array which will be filled with the indices of the output variables y. It must be of length at least last-first+1. May be NULL if not required.
colstart 
Integer array of length at least last-first+2 which will be filled with the start index of each general constraint in the col array. May be NULL if not required.
col 
Integer array which will be filled with the indices of the input variables xi. May be NULL if not required.
colsize 
Maximum number of input columns to be retrieved.
ncols 
Pointer to return the number of input columns in the col array. If the number of input columns is greater than colsize, then only colsize elements will be returned. May be NULL if not required.
valstart 
Integer array of length at least last-first+2 which will be filled with the start index of each general constraint in the val array. May be NULL if not required.
val 
Integer array which will be filled with the constant values ci. May be NULL if not required.
valsize 
Maximum number of constant values to be retrieved.
nvals 
Pointer to return the number of constant values in the val array. If the number of constant values is greater than valsize, then only valsize elements will be returned.May be NULL if not required.
first 
First general constraint in the range.
last 
Last general constraint in the range.
Example
The following example retrieves all general constraints:
int ngencons;
int *type;
int *resultant;
int *colstart;
int *col;
int colsize;
int ncols;
int *valstart;
int *val;
int valsize;
int nvals;
...
XPRSgetdblattrib(prob, XPRS_GENCONS, &ngencons);
XPRSgetgencons(prob, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, &colsize, NULL, NULL, 0, &valsize, 0, ngencons - 1);
type = (int*) malloc(ngencons*sizeof(int));
resultant = (int*) malloc(ngencons*sizeof(int));
colstart = (int*) malloc((ngencons+1)*sizeof(int));
col = (int*) malloc(colsize*sizeof(int));
valstart = (int*) malloc((ngencons+1)*sizeof(int));
val = (double*) malloc(valsize*sizeof(double));
XPRSgetgencons(prob, type, resultant, colstart, col, colsize, &ncols, valstart, val, valsize, &nvals, 0, ngencons - 1);
...
Further information
It is possible to obtain just the number of input columns and/or constant values in the range of general constraints by calling this function with colsize and valsize set to 0, in which case the required size for the arrays will be returned in ncols and nvals (one of them may be NULL if only the other is required).
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