[Coin-discuss] Cbc with ECLiPSe: How to get rid of message?

[Kish Shen]

Hi,

Since I  implemented the interface for Cbc to ECLiPSe, let me add a few 
more details:

1. The specific message Ulrich is referring to is defined in 
CbcMessage.cpp, and it seems to be given a detail level of 1, i.e. it 
will be printed when the detail level for the MessageHandler is set to 1 
(minimal). This is what I set all the MessageHandler to, the idea is 
that only the most important messages should be passed to the user. 
Should this message be set at this detail level?

2. I don't know what the exact conditions for generating this message 
is. However, Cbc's branchAndBound() is only called if there are integer 
variables in the original problem. I assume it is possible for pre-solve 
to remove such integer columns -- would this be the situation where the 
message is generated?

Cheers,

Kish

Ulrich Scholz wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm using Cbc from ECLiPSe prolog to solve automatically created constraint
> problems.
>
> Some of the problems are so small that I receive "No integer variables -
> nothing to do" messages.  To get rid of those, I would have to forbid all
> messages.  But that's bad: I still want to be notified about faulty problems
> and such.
>
> How to get rid of the given message only?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ulrich
>
>