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    Hi Matthew,<br>
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    To call CbcMain I think that the recommended way is:<br>
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    CbcMain0(cbcModel);<br>
    CbcMain1( nArgs, args, cbcModel);<br>
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    Using this way I got multiple solutions at the end using<br>
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    cbcModel.numberSavedSolutions()  and contents  
    cbcModel.savedSolution(i);<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 13-02-2015 11:53, Matthew Galati
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      <div dir="ltr">I switched to CbcMain from
        CbcModel.branchAndBound() based on comments about performance.
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        <div>I want to get multiple solutions from Cbc.</div>
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        <div>I am doing this:</div>
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          <div>   const char * argv[20];</div>
          <div>   int   argc      = 0;</div>
          <div>   string cbcExe   = "cbc";</div>
          <div>   string cbcSolve = "-solve";</div>
          <div>   string cbcQuit  = "-quit";</div>
          <div>   string cbcLog   = "-log";</div>
          <div>   string cbcLogSet= UtilIntToStr(debugLevel);</div>
          <div>   string cbcMaxSave= "-maxSaved";<br>
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          <div>   string cbcMaxSaveSet= "100";</div>
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          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcExe.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcLog.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcLogSet.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcMaxSave.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcMaxSaveSet.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcSolve.c_str();</div>
          <div>   argv[argc++] = cbcQuit.c_str();</div>
          <div>   CbcModel cbc(*osiClp);</div>
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          <div>   CbcMain(argc, argv, cbc);</div>
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        <div>And from the log, I can tell there are multiple solutions.</div>
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        <div>Then, I tried to get them with:</div>
        <div>int nSolutions = cbc.numberSavedSolutions();<br>
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        <div>But, it says there is only 1.</div>
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        <div>When I was using cbc.branchAndBound(), this access method
          worked fine.</div>
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        <div>How do I get the multiple solutions back when using
          CbcMain?</div>
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Haroldo Gambini Santos
D.Sc, Computer Science
Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto
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