[Coin-ipopt] Fortran version: lower/upper bounds
Ned Nedialkov
nedialk at mcmaster.ca
Fri Jun 29 14:02:37 EDT 2007
Dear All,
I am reading the description for setting lower and upper bounds on
variables in the Fortran version with C interface.
I am puzzled by the description of bnds_l and bnds_u:
nlb: number of lower bounds on variables
ilb: indices for lower bounds (array length nlb)
bnds_l: values of lower bounds (array length nlb)
i.e. variable x[ilb[i]] has lower bound bnds_l[i] for
i=1,..,nlb
nub: number of upper bounds on variables
iub: indices for upper bounds (array length nub)
bnds_u: values of upper bounds (array length nub)
i.e. variable x[iub[i]] has upper bound bnds_u[i] for
i=1,..,nub
in
extern Ipopt DLLEXPORT Ipopt_Create(fint n, fint m, fint nlb,
fint *ilb, real *bnds_l, fint nub,
fint *iub, real *bnds_u, pEval_F Eval_F,
pEval_C Eval_C, pEval_G Eval_G,
pEval_A Eval_A, pEval_H Eval_H);
Should the above description read
bnds_l: values of lower bounds (array length nlb)
i.e. variable x[ilb[i]] has lower bound bnds_l[i] for
i= 0,..,nlb-1
and
bnds_u: values of upper bounds (array length nub)
i.e. variable x[iub[i]] has upper bound bnds_u[i] for
i=0,..,nub-1
That is, the indexing is from 0 to nlb-1 and nub-1, respectively.
Many thanks,
Ned Nedialkov
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