[Cbc] Output

[Lou Hafer]

Ina,

> I am using Couenne to solve nonconvex MINLPs, but I don't understand
> the output perfectly. If there is a Cbc output in Couenne there is
> always a number followed by "I", e.g."Cbc0013I". What does this mean?
> Is this an important information?

It's the standard message format: XxxNNNNC, where

     Xxx    is a short code identifying the source (e.g., Cbc)
     NNNN   is a message number (e.g., 0013)
     C      is a code identifying the type (e.g., I for information)

See the doxygen documentation for the CoinMessageHandler class.

                                      Lou