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XPRS_msp_readslxsol

Purpose
This subroutine is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Obsolete. The MIP solution pool (msp) API is superseded by the solution pool that is now built into the problem; there is no equivalent function in the new API for reading solutions from an ASCII solution file into the pool. See the Optimizer Reference Manual for details on the new solution pool.
Reads one or more solutions from an ASCII solution file ( .slx). Solution files can be created with a call to XPRS_msp_writeslxsol.
Synopsis
int XPRS_msp_readslxsol(XPRSmipsolpool msp, void *unused, const char * sFileName, const char *sFlags, int * const iSolutionId_Beg, int * const iSolutionId_End)
Arguments
msp 
The current MIP solution pool.
unused 
This parameter should be set to NULL.
sFileName 
Null terminated string containing the file name from which the solution(s) are to be read.
sFlags 
Flags for XPRS_msp_readslxsol:
v 
use the provided filename verbatim, without appending the .slx extension;
z 
read a compressed input file.
iSolutionId_Beg 
Pointer to an integer returning the solution ID of the first solution successfully loaded from the file. May be NULL if not required.
iSolutionId_End 
Pointer to an integer returning the solution ID of the last solution successfully loaded from the file. May be NULL if not required.
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