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+/****************************************************************
+Copyright (C) 1997-2001 Lucent Technologies
+All Rights Reserved
+
+Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and
+its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby
+granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all
+copies and that both that the copyright notice and this
+permission notice and warranty disclaimer appear in supporting
+documentation, and that the name of Lucent or any of its entities
+not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to
+distribution of the software without specific, written prior
+permission.
+
+LUCENT DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE,
+INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS.
+IN NO EVENT SHALL LUCENT OR ANY OF ITS ENTITIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY
+SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
+WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER
+IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION,
+ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF
+THIS SOFTWARE.
+****************************************************************/
+
+#ifndef FUNCADD_H_INCLUDED
+#define FUNCADD_H_INCLUDED
+#include "stdio1.h"	/* for ANSI and any printing */
+
+#ifndef VA_LIST
+#define VA_LIST va_list
+#endif
+
+#ifdef _WIN32
+#define Stdio_redefs
+#endif
+
+ typedef struct cryptblock cryptblock;
+
+#ifdef __cplusplus
+#undef KR_headers
+extern "C" {
+#endif
+
+#ifndef real
+typedef double real;
+#endif
+typedef struct arglist arglist;
+typedef struct function function;
+typedef struct TVA TVA;
+typedef struct AmplExports AmplExports;
+typedef struct AuxInfo AuxInfo;
+typedef struct TableInfo TableInfo;
+typedef struct TMInfo TMInfo;
+
+#ifndef No_arglist_def
+
+#undef Const
+#ifdef KR_headers
+#define Const /* nothing */
+#else
+#define Const const
+#endif
+
+ struct
+arglist {			/* Information sent to user-defined functions */
+	int n;			/* number of args */
+	int nr;			/* number of real input args */
+	int *at;		/* argument types -- see DISCUSSION below */
+	real *ra;		/* pure real args (IN, OUT, and INOUT) */
+	Const char **sa;	/* symbolic IN args */
+	real *derivs;		/* for partial derivatives (if nonzero) */
+	real *hes;		/* for second partials (if nonzero) */
+	char *dig;		/* if (dig && dig[i]) { partials w.r.t.	*/
+				/*	ra[i] will not be used }	*/
+	Char *funcinfo;		/* for use by the function (if desired) */
+	AmplExports *AE;	/* functions made visible (via #defines below) */
+	function *f;		/* for internal use by AMPL */
+	TVA *tva;		/* for internal use by AMPL */
+	char *Errmsg;		/* To indicate an error, set this to a */
+				/* description of the error.  When derivs */
+				/* is nonzero and the error is that first */
+				/* derivatives cannot or are not computed, */
+				/* a single quote character (') should be */
+				/* the first character in the text assigned */
+				/* to Errmsg, followed by the actual error */
+				/* message.  Similarly, if hes is nonzero */
+				/* and the error is that second derivatives */
+				/* are not or cannot be computed, a double */
+				/* quote character (") should be the first */
+				/* character in Errmsg, followed by the */
+				/* actual error message text. */
+	TMInfo *TMI;		/* used in Tempmem calls */
+	Char *Private;
+				/* The following fields are relevant */
+				/* only when imported functions are called */
+				/* by AMPL commands (not declarations). */
+
+	int nin;		/* number of input (IN and INOUT) args */
+	int nout;		/* number of output (OUT and INOUT) args */
+	int nsin;		/* number of symbolic input arguments */
+	int nsout;		/* number of symbolic OUT and INOUT args */
+	};
+
+typedef real (*rfunc) ANSI((arglist *));
+typedef real (ufunc) ANSI((arglist *));
+
+#endif /* No_arglist_def */
+
+ enum AMPLFUNC_AT_BITS {	/* Intrepretation of at[i] when the type */
+				/* arg to addfunc has the */
+				/* FUNCADD_OUTPUT_ARGS bit on.*/
+	AMPLFUNC_INARG  = 1,	/* IN or INOUT */
+	AMPLFUNC_OUTARG = 2,	/* OUT or INOUT */
+	AMPLFUNC_STRING = 4,	/* Input value is a string (sa[i]) */
+	AMPLFUNC_STROUT = 8	/* String output value allowed */
+	};
+
+ enum FUNCADD_TYPE {			/* bits in "type" arg to addfunc */
+
+		/* The type arg to addfunc should consist of one of the */
+		/* following values ... */
+
+	FUNCADD_REAL_VALUED = 0,	/* real (double) valued function */
+	FUNCADD_STRING_VALUED = 2,	/* char* valued function (AMPL only) */
+	FUNCADD_RANDOM_VALUED = 4,	/* real random valued */
+	FUNCADD_012ARGS = 6,		/* Special case: real random valued */
+					/* with 0 <= nargs <= 2 arguments */
+					/* passed directly, rather than in */
+					/* an arglist structure (AMPL only). */
+
+		/* possibly or-ed with the following... */
+
+	FUNCADD_STRING_ARGS = 1,	/* allow string args */
+	FUNCADD_OUTPUT_ARGS = 16,	/* allow output args (AMPL only) */
+	FUNCADD_TUPLE_VALUED = 32,	/* not yet allowed */
+
+		/* internal use */
+	FUNCADD_NO_ARGLIST = 8,
+	FUNCADD_NO_DUPWARN = 64,	/* no complaint if already defined */
+	FUNCADD_NONRAND_BUILTIN = 128	/* mean, variance, moment, etc. */
+	};
+
+/* If a constraint involves an imported function and presolve fixes all
+ * the arguments of the function, AMPL may later need to ask the
+ * function for its partial derivatives -- even though the solver had
+ * no reason to call the function.  If so, it will pass an arglist *al
+ * with al->derivs nonzero, and it will expect the function to set
+ * al->derivs[i] to the partial derivative of the function with respect
+ * to al->ra[i].  Solvers that need to evaluate an imported function
+ * work the same way -- they set al->derivs to a nonzero value if they
+ * require both the function value and its first derivatives.  Solvers
+ * that expect Hessians to be supplied to them also set al->hes to a
+ * nonzero value if they require second derivatives at the current
+ * argument.  In this case, the function should set
+ * al->hes[i + j*(j+1)/2] to the partial derivative of the function with
+ * respect to al->ra[i] and al->ra[j] for all 0 <= i <= j < al->nr.
+ */
+
+typedef void AddFunc ANSI((
+		const char *name,
+		rfunc f,	/* cast f to (rfunc) if it returns char* */
+		int type,	/* see FUNCADD_TYPE above */
+		int nargs,	/* >=  0 ==> exactly that many args
+				 * <= -1 ==> at least -(nargs+1) args
+				 */
+		void *funcinfo,	/* for use by the function (if desired) */
+		AmplExports *ae
+		));
+
+typedef void AddRand ANSI((
+		const char *name,
+		rfunc f,	/* assumed to be a random function */
+		rfunc icdf,	/* inverse CDF */
+		int type,	/* FUNCADD_STRING_ARGS or 0 */
+		int nargs,	/* >=  0 ==> exactly that many args
+				 * <= -1 ==> at least -(nargs+1) args
+				 */
+		void *funcinfo,	/* for use by the function (if desired) */
+		AmplExports *ae
+		));
+
+typedef void (*RandSeedSetter) ANSI((void*, unsigned long));
+typedef void AddRandInit ANSI((AmplExports *ae, RandSeedSetter, void*));
+typedef void Exitfunc ANSI((void*));
+
+ struct
+AuxInfo {
+	AuxInfo *next;
+	char *auxname;
+	void *v;
+	void (*f) ANSI((AmplExports*, void*, ...));
+	};
+
+ struct
+AmplExports {
+	FILE *StdErr;
+	AddFunc *Addfunc;
+	long ASLdate;
+	int (*FprintF)  ANSI((FILE*, const char*, ...));
+	int (*PrintF)   ANSI((const char*, ...));
+	int (*SprintF)  ANSI((char*, const char*, ...));
+	int (*VfprintF) ANSI((FILE*, const char*, VA_LIST));
+	int (*VsprintF) ANSI((char*, const char*, VA_LIST));
+	double (*Strtod) ANSI((const char*, char**));
+	cryptblock *(*Crypto) ANSI((char *key, size_t scrbytes));
+	Char *asl;
+	void (*AtExit)  ANSI((AmplExports *ae, Exitfunc*, void*));
+	void (*AtReset) ANSI((AmplExports *ae, Exitfunc*, void*));
+	Char *(*Tempmem) ANSI((TMInfo*, size_t));
+	void (*Add_table_handler) ANSI((
+		int (*DbRead) (AmplExports *ae, TableInfo *TI),
+		int (*DbWrite)(AmplExports *ae, TableInfo *TI),
+		char *handler_info,
+		int flags,
+		void *Vinfo
+		));
+	Char *Private;
+	void (*Qsortv) ANSI((void*, size_t, size_t, int(*)(const void*,const void*,void*), void*));
+
+	/* More stuff for stdio in DLLs... */
+
+	FILE	*StdIn;
+	FILE	*StdOut;
+	void	(*Clearerr)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	int	(*Fclose)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	FILE*	(*Fdopen)	ANSI((int, const char*));
+	int	(*Feof)		ANSI((FILE*));
+	int	(*Ferror)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	int	(*Fflush)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	int	(*Fgetc)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	char*	(*Fgets)	ANSI((char*, int, FILE*));
+	int	(*Fileno)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	FILE*	(*Fopen)	ANSI((const char*, const char*));
+	int	(*Fputc)	ANSI((int, FILE*));
+	int	(*Fputs)	ANSI((const char*, FILE*));
+	size_t	(*Fread)	ANSI((void*, size_t, size_t, FILE*));
+	FILE*	(*Freopen)	ANSI((const char*, const char*, FILE*));
+	int	(*Fscanf)	ANSI((FILE*, const char*, ...));
+	int	(*Fseek)	ANSI((FILE*, long, int));
+	long	(*Ftell)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	size_t	(*Fwrite)	ANSI((const void*, size_t, size_t, FILE*));
+	int	(*Pclose)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	void	(*Perror)	ANSI((const char*));
+	FILE*	(*Popen)	ANSI((const char*, const char*));
+	int	(*Puts)		ANSI((const char*));
+	void	(*Rewind)	ANSI((FILE*));
+	int	(*Scanf)	ANSI((const char*, ...));
+	void	(*Setbuf)	ANSI((FILE*, char*));
+	int	(*Setvbuf)	ANSI((FILE*, char*, int, size_t));
+	int	(*Sscanf)	ANSI((const char*, const char*, ...));
+	char*	(*Tempnam)	ANSI((const char*, const char*));
+	FILE*	(*Tmpfile)	ANSI((void));
+	char*	(*Tmpnam)	ANSI((char*));
+	int	(*Ungetc)	ANSI((int, FILE*));
+	AuxInfo *AI;
+	char*	(*Getenv)	ANSI((const char*));
+	void	(*Breakfunc)	ANSI((int,void*));
+	Char	*Breakarg;
+	/* Items available with ASLdate >= 20020501 start here. */
+	int (*SnprintF) ANSI((char*, size_t, const char*, ...));
+	int (*VsnprintF) ANSI((char*, size_t, const char*, VA_LIST));
+
+	AddRand *Addrand;	/* for random function/inverse CDF pairs */
+	AddRandInit *Addrandinit; /* for adding a function to receive a new random seed */
+	};
+
+extern const char *i_option_ASL, *ix_details_ASL[];
+
+#define funcadd funcadd_ASL
+
+#if defined(_WIN32) && !defined(__MINGW32__)
+__declspec(dllexport)
+#endif
+extern void funcadd ANSI((AmplExports*));	/* dynamically linked */
+extern void af_libnamesave_ASL ANSI((AmplExports*, const char *fullname, const char *name, int nlen));
+extern void note_libuse_ASL ANSI((void));	/* If funcadd() does not provide any imported */
+						/* functions, it can call note_libuse_ASL() to */
+						/* keep the library loaded; note_libuse_ASL() is */
+						/* called, e.g., by the tableproxy table handler. */
+
+#ifdef __cplusplus
+	}
+#endif
+
+ typedef struct
+DbCol {
+	real	*dval;
+	char	**sval;
+	} DbCol;
+
+ struct
+TableInfo {
+	int (*AddRows) ANSI((TableInfo *TI, DbCol *cols, long nrows));
+	char *tname;	/* name of this table */
+	char **strings;
+	char **colnames;
+	DbCol *cols;
+	char *Missing;
+	char *Errmsg;
+	void *Vinfo;
+	TMInfo *TMI;
+	int nstrings;
+	int arity;
+	int ncols;
+	int flags;
+	long nrows;
+	void *Private;
+	int (*Lookup) ANSI((real*, char**, TableInfo*));
+	long (*AdjustMaxrows) ANSI((TableInfo*, long new_maxrows));
+	void *(*ColAlloc) ANSI((TableInfo*, int ncol, int sval));
+	long maxrows;
+	};
+
+enum {	/* return values from (*DbRead)(...) and (*DbWrite)(...) */
+	DB_Done = 0,	/* Table read or written. */
+	DB_Refuse = 1,	/* Refuse to handle this table. */
+	DB_Error = 2	/* Error reading or writing table. */
+	};
+
+enum {	/* bits in flags field of TableInfo */
+	DBTI_flags_IN = 1,	/* table has IN  or INOUT entities */
+	DBTI_flags_OUT = 2,	/* table has OUT or INOUT entities */
+	DBTI_flags_INSET = 4	/* table has "in set" phrase: */
+				/* DbRead could omit rows for */
+				/* which Lookup(...) == -1; AMPL */
+				/* will ignore such rows if DbRead */
+				/* offers them. */
+	};
+
+#endif /* FUNCADD_H_INCLUDED */
+
+#ifndef No_AE_redefs
+/* Assume "{extern|static} AmplExports *ae;" is given elsewhere. */
+#undef Stderr
+#undef addfunc
+#undef fprintf
+#undef getenv
+#undef printf
+#undef sprintf
+#undef snprintf
+#undef strtod
+#undef vfprintf
+#undef vsprintf
+#undef vsnprintf
+#define Stderr (ae->StdErr)
+#define addfunc(a,b,c,d,e) (*ae->Addfunc)(a,b,c,d,e,ae)
+#define addrand(a,b,c,d,e,f) (*ae->Addrand)(a,b,c,d,e,f,ae)
+#define addrandinit(a,b) (*ae->Addrandinit)(ae,a,b)
+#define printf	(*ae->PrintF)
+#define fprintf (*ae->FprintF)
+#define snprintf (*ae->SnprintF)
+#define sprintf (*ae->SprintF)
+#define strtod  (*ae->Strtod)
+#define vfprintf (*ae->VfprintF)
+#define vsprintf (*ae->VsprintF)
+#define vsnprintf (*ae->VsnprintF)
+#define TempMem(x,y) (*ae->Tempmem)(x,y)
+#define at_exit(x,y) (*ae->AtExit)(ae,x,y)
+#define at_reset(x,y) (*ae->AtReset)(ae,x,y)
+#define add_table_handler(a,b,c,d,e) (*ae->Add_table_handler)(a,b,c,d,e)
+#define qsortv(a,b,c,d,e) (*ae->Qsortv)(a,b,c,d,e)
+#define getenv(x) (*ae->Getenv)(x)
+#ifdef Stdio_redefs
+#undef clearerr
+#undef fclose
+#undef fdopen
+#undef feof
+#undef ferror
+#undef fflush
+#undef fgetc
+#undef fgets
+#undef fileno
+#undef fopen
+#undef fputc
+#undef fputs
+#undef fread
+#undef freopen
+#undef fscanf
+#undef fseek
+#undef ftell
+#undef fwrite
+#undef getc
+#undef getchar
+#undef gets
+#undef pclose
+#undef perror
+#undef popen
+#undef putc
+#undef putchar
+#undef puts
+#undef rewind
+#undef scanf
+#undef setbuf
+#undef setvbuf
+#undef sscanf
+#undef tempnam
+#undef tmpfile
+#undef tmpnam
+#undef ungetc
+#undef vprintf
+#define clearerr	(*ae->Clearerr)
+#define fclose		(*ae->Fclose)
+#define fdopen		(*ae->Fdopen)
+#define feof		(*ae->Feof)
+#define ferror		(*ae->Ferror)
+#define fflush		(*ae->Fflush)
+#define fgetc		(*ae->Fgetc)
+#define fgets		(*ae->Fgets)
+#define fileno		(*ae->Fileno)
+#define fopen		(*ae->Fopen)
+#define fputc		(*ae->Fputc)
+#define fputs		(*ae->Fputs)
+#define fread		(*ae->Fread)
+#define freopen		(*ae->Freopen)
+#define fscanf		(*ae->Fscanf)
+#define fseek		(*ae->Fseek)
+#define ftell		(*ae->Ftell)
+#define fwrite		(*ae->Fwrite)
+#define getc		(*ae->Fgetc)
+#define getchar()	(*ae->Getc)(ae->StdIn)
+#define gets		Error - use "fgets" rather than "gets"
+#define pclose		(*ae->Pclose)
+#define perror		(*ae->Perror)
+#define popen		(*ae->Popen)
+#define putc		(*ae->Fputc)
+#define putchar(x)	(*ae->Fputc)(ae->StdOut,(x))
+#define puts		(*ae->Puts)
+#define rewind		(*ae->Rewind)
+#define scanf		(*ae->Scanf)
+#define setbuf		(*ae->Setbuf)
+#define setvbuf		(*ae->Setvbuf)
+#define sscanf		(*ae->Sscanf)
+#define tempnam		(*ae->Tempnam)
+#define tmpfile		(*ae->Tmpfile)
+#define tmpnam		(*ae->Tmpnam)
+#define ungetc		(*ae->Ungetc)
+#define vprintf(x,y)	(*ae->VfprintF)(ae->StdOut,(x),(y))
+#define Stdin		(ae->StdIn)
+#define Stdout		(ae->StdOut)
+#ifndef No_std_FILE_redefs	/* may elicit compiler warnings */
+#undef stdin
+#undef stdout
+#undef stderr
+#define stdin		(ae->StdIn)
+#define stdout		(ae->StdOut)
+#define stderr		(ae->StdErr)
+#endif /* No_std_FILE_redefs */
+#endif /* Stdio_redefs */
+#endif /* ifndef No_AE_redefs */
+
+/* DISCUSSION: the "at" field of an arglist...
+ *
+ * OUT and INOUT arguments are only permitted in AMPL commands,
+ * such as "let" and "call" commands (and not in declarations, e.g.,
+ * of constraints and variables).
+ *
+ * When addfunc was called with type <= 6 (so there can be no OUT or
+ * INOUT arguments), for 0 <= i < n,
+ *		at[i] >= 0 ==> arg i is ra[at[i]]
+ *		at[i] <  0 ==> arg i is sa[-(at[i]+1)].
+ *
+ * When addfunc was called with type & FUNCADD_OUTPUT_ARGS on (permitting
+ * OUT and INOUT arguments), arg i is in ra[i] or sa[i] (as explained
+ * below), derivs and hes are both null, and at[i] is the union of bits
+ * that describe arg i:
+ *	AMPLFUNC_INARG  = 1 ==> input arg;
+ *	AMPLFUNC_OUTARG = 2 ==> output arg;
+ *	AMPLFUNC_STROUT = 4 ==> can be assigned a string value.
+ *
+ * INOUT args have both the AMPLFUNC_INARG and the AMPLFUNC_OUTARG bits
+ * are on, i.e., (at[i] & 3) == 3.
+ *
+ * Symbolic OUT and INOUT arguments are a bit complicated.  They can only
+ * correspond to symbolic parameters in AMPL, which may have either a
+ * string or a numeric value.  Thus there is provision for specifying
+ * output values to be either numbers or strings.  For simplicity, when
+ * the function accepts output arguments, ra[i] and sa[i] together describe
+ * argument i.  In general (whentype & FUNCADD_OUTPUT_ARGS is nonzero in
+ * the addfunc call), the incoming value of argument i is ra[i]
+ * (a numeric value) if sa[i] is null and is otherwise sa[i].
+ * To assign a value to argument i, either assign a numeric value to
+ * ra[i] and set sa[i] = 0, or assign a non-null value to sa[i]
+ * (in which case ra[i] will be ignored).  A value assigned to argument
+ * i is ignored unless at[i] & AMPLFUNC_OUTARG is nonzero; if so
+ * and if (at[i] & AMPLFUNC_STROUT) == 0, string values cause an error
+ * message.
+ */