<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I don't know enough about bcp to explain
why Clp0000 message is happening. It does not when using CBC and
setting logLevel 0 should have done it. If you are using ClpSimplex
to read mps file then that should work as well. If using CoinMpsIO
directly then you can set logLevel there as well. If you use the
stand-alone version of clp you can check that this is possible e.g.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">clp -loglevel 0 -import ../Mps/Netlib/25fv47.mps
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">switches output off until last bit.</font>
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> On Saturday 12 February 2005 06:28 am, Francois Margot wrote:<br>
> > > Is there a way to turn off all the output messages?<br>
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> > Use the parameter file to set BCP_VerbosityShutUp to 1 and<br>
> > BCP_ReportWhenDefaultIsExecuted to 0.<br>
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> > Look at the file bb.par in the directory COIN/Examples/BAC.<br>
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> Thanks. that helped, I see a lot less output. I disabled all the output
I <br>
> could by looking at that file. But there is still some things that
are being<br>
> displayed.<br>
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> The attached is the bb.par file I am using, and the output I am receiving<br>
> that <br>
> I would like to disable.<br>
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> Coin0001I At line 1 NAME EASY<br>
> Coin0001I At line 2 ROWS<br>
> Coin0001I At line 6 COLUMNS<br>
> Coin0001I At line 14 RHS<br>
> Coin0001I At line 16 BOUNDS<br>
> Coin0001I At line 21 ENDATA<br>
> Coin0002I Problem EASY has 2 rows, 2 columns and 4 elements<br>
> Coin0008I EASY read with 0 errors<br>
> Clp0000I Optimal - objective value 0<br>
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This is generated in CoinMpsIO.cpp, I believe. I don't know of an easy
way<br>
to disable it. You can modify your copy of the code to disable it.<br>
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> BB: core size: 2, indexed size: 0<br>
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Comment out line 65 of BB_tm.cpp<br>
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> Clp0000I Optimal - objective value 0<br>
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This is an irritating message from Clp, I agree. If someone could tell<br>
me how to disable it, I would be happy too. I am able to disable<br>
some of these by using:<br>
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OsiClpSolverInterface * clp = new OsiClpSolverInterface;<br>
clp->messageHandler()->setLogLevel(0);<br>
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in BB_lp::initialize_solver_interface(). I believe that this should be<br>
disabled if log level is zero, but it is not always so.<br>
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> TM: Running time: 0.009<br>
> TM: search tree size: 1 max depth: 0<br>
> LP statistics:<br>
> time in cut generation : 0.000
sec<br>
> time in var generation : 0.000
sec<br>
> time in heuristics :
0.000 sec<br>
> time in solving LPs :
0.001 sec<br>
> time in strong branching: 0.000
sec<br>
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> TM: The best solution found has value 0.000000<br>
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Set BCP_TmVerb_FinalStatistics 0<br>
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Francois<br>
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