Purpose
 
 
 
 Initialize a new problem.
 
  
  Synopsis
 
 
 XPRBprob XPRBnewprob(const char *probname); 
 
 
  Argument
 
 
 
  
   | 
     probname 
     | 
     The problem name. May be
     NULL if not required.
     | 
 
 
  Return value
 
 
 Reference to a problem definition in BCL if function executed successfully,
 NULL otherwise.
 
  Example
 
 
 This example begins the definition of a new problem with the name
 example2.
 
 
 XPRBprob expl2;
expl2 = XPRBnewprob("example2"); 
  
  Further information
 
 
 1. This function needs to be called to create and initialize a new problem. This function initializes BCL and also Xpress Optimizer; it is
 not necessary to call
 XPRSinit from the user's program. If the initialization does not find a valid license, BCL does not initialize.
 
 
 2. The above remarks on initialization of BCL through this function apply when using BCL in C, initialization for other interfaces may differ—please refer to the specific interface documentation.
 
 
 3. The name given to a problem determines the name and the location of the working files of Xpress Optimizer. At the creation of a problem any existing working files of the same name are deleted. When solving several instances of a problem simultaneously the user must make sure to assign a different name to every instance. If no problem name is indicated, BCL creates a unique name including the full path to the temporary directory (Xpress Optimizer creates its working files in the temporary directory).
 
 
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