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XPRSmsaddjob, XSLPmsaddjob

Purpose
Adds a multistart job to the multistart pool
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Synopsis
int XPRSmsaddjob(XPRSprob prob, const char *description, int ninitial, const int colind[], const double initial[], int nintcontrols, const int intcontrolid[], const int intcontrolval[], int ndblcontrols, const int dblcontrolid[], const double dblcontrolval[], void *data);

int XSLPmsaddjob(XSLPprob prob, const char *description, int ninitial, const int colind[], const double initial[], int nintcontrols, const int intcontrolid[], const int intcontrolval[], int ndblcontrols, const int dblcontrolid[], const double dblcontrolval[], void *data);
Arguments
prob 
The current problem.
description 
Text description of the job. Used for messaging, may be NULL if not required.
ninitial 
Number of initial values to set.
colind 
Indices of the variables for which to set an initial value. May be NULL if no initial values are provided.
initial 
Initial values for the variables for which to set an initial value. May be NULL if no initial values are provided.
nintcontrols 
Number of integer controls to set.
intcontrolid 
The indices of the integer controls to be set. May be NULL if nintcontrols is zero.
intcontrolval 
The values of the integer controls to be set. May be NULL if nintcontrols is zero.
ndblcontrols 
Number of double controls to set.
dblcontrolid 
The indices of the double controls to be set. May be NULL if ndblcontrols is zero.
dblcontrolval 
The values of the double controls to be set. May be NULL if ndblcontrols is zero.
data 
Job-specific user context object to be passed to the multistart callbacks.
Further information
1. Adds a multistart job, applying the specified initial point and option combinations on top of the base problem, i.e. the options and initial values specified to the function are applied on top of the existing settings.
2. See MSMAXBOUNDRANGE for controlling the range in which initial values are generated.
3. This function allows for loading empty template jobs, that can then be identified using the data variable.
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