[Coin-discuss] Correct use of CglPreProcess with CbcModel?
John J Forrest
jjforre at us.ibm.com
Tue Mar 28 11:31:52 EST 2006
James,
Try the second way of using CglPreProcess as given in sample2.cpp. This
uses CbcStrategy and passes that in to Cbcmodel. So CbcModel handles
copies of solvers. If that has a memory leak tell me and I will fix.
John Forrest
"James Gibbons" <James.Gibbons at nottingham.ac.uk>
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[Coin-discuss] Correct use of CglPreProcess with CbcModel?
Hi,
I'm having some problems using CglPreProcess and CbcModel together. My
code involves modifying a matrix, solving and changing the many times. My
code works but it leaks memory until eventually all memory is exhausted.
The essentials of the code are at the end of this message (note though
that in my application the LP solve and global solver are in different
functions, and heuristics and cuts are used). To my naive eye it looks
like I need to delete solver1 as preProcess returns a new solver instance,
but this causes a crash. I'm happy to go about things in a different way
if anyone can recommend an alternative. However, CglPreProcess does reduce
the time to find a solution for me so I'd like to keep using it,
Thanks,
James
//code as follows
solver0_(new OsiClpSolverInterface());
solver0_->readLp(filename_.c_str(),1e-08);
for(int i=0;i<numRuns;++i) {
//LP solve function
solver0_->intitalSolve();
//Global solve function
CglPreProcess pinfo1;
OsiSolverInterface *solver1 =
pinfo1.preProcess(*solver0_,false,15);
CbcModel model(*solver1);
//add cuts and heuristics to model
model.branchAndBound();
model.deleteObjects(); //is this necessary?
pinfo1.postProcess(*model.solver());
//delete solver1; //causes crash
//my update matrix function
updateMatrix();
}
delete solver0_;
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