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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Babak,<br>
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I would suggest that you have a global variable - initialized to
0. When a thread finishes it sets it to 1 - no need to bother
about duplicate setting.<br>
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Then an event handler and check at whatever granularity you want
e.g. treeStatus or node.<br>
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John Forrest<br>
On 09/11/15 00:05, Babak Moazzez wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi
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<div> I am trying to use two CBC processes in different threads.
For example thread 1 solves a problem using pure branch and
bound and thread 2 uses branch and cut with some parameters
for solving the same problem (this is just an example).</div>
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<div> I need to make these threads check regularly if the other
threads have finished solving, so there is an optimal solution
found and there is no need for other threads to continue.</div>
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<div> Is there any way to do pause-resume in cbc from
programming side (i.e. not using cmd/terminal and ctrl-S
etc.)? for example pause every 1 second, check some flag and
continue or terminate.</div>
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<div>Thanks</div>
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<div>Babak M.</div>
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