MSP Control Parameters
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This is the tolerance on the value of integer, semi-continuous, partial and semi-continuos integer variables and SOS variables. If one of these is less than or equal to
FEASTOL in absolute value, it is treated as zero.
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This is the tolerance within which a decision variable's value is considered to be integral. It is the default value for the tolerance
MSP_SOL_MIPTOL when a solution is added by the user via routines
XPRS_msp_loadsol and
XPRS_msp_readslxsol.
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Policy to use when handling storage of duplicate solutions.
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Controls whether or not the MIP solution pool logging uses the problem name when a message references a problem.
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A user-definable bit map to be stored with a solution. This bit map can be used to define subsets of solutions returned by the
XPRS_msp_getsollist2 function.
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This is the tolerance on the value of integer, semi-continuous, partial and semi-continuos integer variables and SOS variables. If one of these is less than or equal to
FEASTOL in absolute value, it is treated as zero.
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This is the tolerance within which a decision variable's value is considered to be integral.
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