[Coin-lpsolver] Assert Problems

John J Forrest jjforre at us.ibm.com
Tue Mar 1 11:07:50 EST 2005


Kyle,

The asserts have been modified to give an error message (bad format of 
input image).  The reason was that on output values of > 1.0e40 are output 
as blank.  This was a cheap fix for bounds but should not apply to 
elements or objective. The large values should now be output approximately 
correctly - as Senator Everett Dirkson said - 1.0e40 here and 1.0e40 there 
and soon you are talking real money!

John Forrest



Kyle Ellrott <kellrott at csbl.bmb.uga.edu> 
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Re: [Coin-lpsolver] Assert Problems






In addition to the problems mentioned below, trying to use an outputted 
mpsfile from the same experiment, I ran clp (the test program in the 
clp directory), and got the following assertion.

CoinMpsIO.cpp:669: failed assertion `after>next'

Any thoughts as to what problems might cause this sort of behavior? 
I'm sure it's my own fault, I'm just trying to narrow down the causes.

Kyle

> Under particular situations my software will produce assert errors in 
> the COIN library.  Namely:
>
> OsiClpSolverInterface.cpp:480: failed assertion 
> `modelPtr_->objectiveValue()<1.0e100'
>
> What is this error indicative of?  Also is there any way to make COIN 
> respond to bad input a little less dramatically?  I would prefer a 
> return with an error, something that would let my software respond 
> accordingly, rather then killing everything in it's tracks.
>
> Kyle
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