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XSLPremaxim

Purpose
This subroutine is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use XSLPmaxim with the 'c' flag instead.
Continue the maximization of an SLP problem.
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XSLPremaxim(XSLPprob prob, char *flags);
Arguments
prob 
The current SLP problem.
flags 
These have the same meaning as for XSLPmaxim.
Example
The following example optimizes the SLP problem for up to 10 SLP iterations. If it has not converged, it saves the file and continues for another 10. 
int Status;

XSLPsetintcontrol(prob, XSLP_ITERLIMIT, 10);
XSLPmaxim(prob,"");
XSLPgetintattrib(prob, XSLP_STATUS, &Status);
if (Status & XSLP_MAXSLPITERATIONS) {
  XSLPsave(prob);
  XSLPsetintcontrol(prob, XSLP_ITERLIMIT, 20);
  XSLPremaxim(prob,"");
}
Further information
This allows Xpress NonLinear to continue the maximization of a problem after it has been terminated, without re-initializing any of the parameters. In particular, the iteration count will resume at the point where it previously stopped, and not at 1.
Related topics
XSLPmaxim, XSLPreminim

Parent Topic Library functions

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