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-/* $Id: CbcSolver.hpp 1998 2013-12-19 18:11:05Z forrest $ */
-// Copyright (C) 2007, International Business Machines
-// Corporation and others.  All Rights Reserved.
-// This code is licensed under the terms of the Eclipse Public License (EPL).
-
-
-/*! \file CbcSolver.hpp
-    \brief Defines CbcSolver, the proposed top-level class for the new-style
-    cbc solver.
-
-    This class is currently an orphan. With the removal of all code flagged
-    with the NEW_STYLE_SOLVER, this class is never instantiated (and cannot
-    be instantiated). It is available to be coopted as a top-level object
-    wrapping the current CbcMain0 and CbcMain1, should that appear to be a
-    desireable path forward.  -- lh, 091211 --
-*/
-
-#ifndef CbcSolver_H
-#define CbcSolver_H
-
-#include <string>
-#include <vector>
-#include "CoinMessageHandler.hpp"
-#include "OsiClpSolverInterface.hpp"
-
-#if CBC_OTHER_SOLVER==1
-#include "OsiCpxSolverInterface.hpp"
-#endif
-
-#include "CbcModel.hpp"
-#include "CbcOrClpParam.hpp"
-
-class CbcUser;
-class CbcStopNow;
-class CglCutGenerator;
-
-//#############################################################################
-
-/*! \brief This allows the use of the standalone solver in a flexible manner.
-
-    It has an original OsiClpSolverInterface and CbcModel which it can use
-    repeatedly, e.g., to get a heuristic solution and then start again.
-
-    So I [jjf] will need a primitive scripting language which can then call
-    solve and manipulate solution value and solution arrays.
-
-    Also provides for user callback functions. Currently two ideas in
-    gestation, CbcUser and CbcStopNow. The latter seems limited to deciding
-    whether or not to stop. The former seems completely general, with a notion
-    of importing and exporting, and a `solve', which should be interpreted as
-    `do whatever this user function does'.
-
-    Parameter initialisation is at last centralised in fillParameters().
-*/
-
-class CbcSolver {
-
-public:
-    ///@name Solve method
-    //@{
-    /** This takes a list of commands, does "stuff" and returns
-        returnMode -
-        0 model and solver untouched - babModel updated
-        1 model updated - just with solution basis etc
-        2 model updated i.e. as babModel (babModel NULL) (only use without preprocessing)
-    */
-    int solve(int argc, const char * argv[], int returnMode);
-    /** This takes a list of commands, does "stuff" and returns
-        returnMode -
-        0 model and solver untouched - babModel updated
-        1 model updated - just with solution basis etc
-        2 model updated i.e. as babModel (babModel NULL) (only use without preprocessing)
-    */
-    int solve(const char * input, int returnMode);
-    //@}
-    ///@name Constructors and destructors etc
-    //@{
-    /// Default Constructor
-    CbcSolver();
-
-    /// Constructor from solver
-    CbcSolver(const OsiClpSolverInterface &);
-
-    /// Constructor from model
-    CbcSolver(const CbcModel &);
-
-    /** Copy constructor .
-     */
-    CbcSolver(const CbcSolver & rhs);
-
-    /// Assignment operator
-    CbcSolver & operator=(const CbcSolver& rhs);
-
-    /// Destructor
-    ~CbcSolver ();
-    /// Fill with standard parameters
-    void fillParameters();
-    /*! \brief Set default values in solvers from parameters
-
-      Misleading. The current code actually reads default values from
-      the underlying solvers and installs them as default values for a subset of
-      parameters in #parameters_.
-    */
-    void fillValuesInSolver();
-    /// Add user function
-    void addUserFunction(CbcUser * function);
-    /// Set user call back
-    void setUserCallBack(CbcStopNow * function);
-    /// Add cut generator
-    void addCutGenerator(CglCutGenerator * generator);
-    //@}
-    ///@name miscellaneous methods to line up with old
-    //@{
-    // analyze model
-    int * analyze(OsiClpSolverInterface * solverMod, int & numberChanged, double & increment,
-                  bool changeInt,  CoinMessageHandler * generalMessageHandler);
-    /** 1 - add heuristics to model
-        2 - do heuristics (and set cutoff and best solution)
-        3 - for miplib test so skip some
-        (out model later)
-    */
-    //int doHeuristics(CbcModel * model, int type);
-    /** Updates model_ from babModel_ according to returnMode
-        returnMode -
-        0 model and solver untouched - babModel updated
-        1 model updated - just with solution basis etc
-        2 model updated i.e. as babModel (babModel NULL) (only use without preprocessing)
-    */
-    void updateModel(ClpSimplex * model2, int returnMode);
-    //@}
-    ///@name useful stuff
-    //@{
-    /// Get int value
-    int intValue(CbcOrClpParameterType type) const;
-    /// Set int value
-    void setIntValue(CbcOrClpParameterType type, int value);
-    /// Get double value
-    double doubleValue(CbcOrClpParameterType type) const;
-    /// Set double value
-    void setDoubleValue(CbcOrClpParameterType type, double value);
-    /// User function (NULL if no match)
-    CbcUser * userFunction(const char * name) const;
-    /// Return original Cbc model
-    inline CbcModel * model() {
-        return &model_;
-    }
-    /// Return updated Cbc model
-    inline CbcModel * babModel() {
-        return babModel_;
-    }
-    /// Number of userFunctions
-    inline int numberUserFunctions() const {
-        return numberUserFunctions_;
-    }
-    /// User function array
-    inline CbcUser ** userFunctionArray() const {
-        return userFunction_;
-    }
-    /// Copy of model on initial load (will contain output solutions)
-    inline OsiClpSolverInterface * originalSolver() const {
-        return originalSolver_;
-    }
-    /// Copy of model on initial load
-    inline CoinModel * originalCoinModel() const {
-        return originalCoinModel_;
-    }
-    /// Copy of model on initial load (will contain output solutions)
-    void setOriginalSolver(OsiClpSolverInterface * originalSolver);
-    /// Copy of model on initial load
-    void setOriginalCoinModel(CoinModel * originalCoinModel);
-    /// Number of cutgenerators
-    inline int numberCutGenerators() const {
-        return numberCutGenerators_;
-    }
-    /// Cut generator array
-    inline CglCutGenerator ** cutGeneratorArray() const {
-        return cutGenerator_;
-    }
-    /// Start time
-    inline double startTime() const {
-        return startTime_;
-    }
-    /// Whether to print to std::cout
-    inline void setPrinting(bool onOff) {
-        noPrinting_ = !onOff;
-    }
-    /// Where to start reading commands
-    inline void setReadMode(int value) {
-        readMode_ = value;
-    }
-    //@}
-private:
-    ///@name Private member data
-    //@{
-
-    /// Reference model
-    CbcModel model_;
-
-    /// Updated model
-    CbcModel * babModel_;
-
-    /// User functions
-    CbcUser ** userFunction_;
-    /** Status of user functions
-        0 - not used
-        1 - needs cbc_load
-        2 - available - data in coinModel
-        3 - data loaded - can do cbc_save
-    */
-    int * statusUserFunction_;
-    /// Copy of model on initial load (will contain output solutions)
-    OsiClpSolverInterface * originalSolver_;
-    /// Copy of model on initial load
-    CoinModel * originalCoinModel_;
-    /// Cut generators
-    CglCutGenerator ** cutGenerator_;
-    /// Number of user functions
-    int numberUserFunctions_;
-    /// Number of cut generators
-    int numberCutGenerators_;
-    /// Stop now stuff
-    CbcStopNow * callBack_;
-    /// Cpu time at instantiation
-    double startTime_;
-    /// Parameters and values
-    CbcOrClpParam * parameters_;
-    /// Number of parameters
-    int numberParameters_ ;
-    /// Whether to do miplib test
-    bool doMiplib_;
-    /// Whether to print to std::cout
-    bool noPrinting_;
-    /// Where to start reading commands
-    int readMode_;
-    //@}
-};
-//#############################################################################
-
-/// Structure to hold useful arrays
-typedef struct {
-    // Priorities
-    int * priorities_;
-    // SOS priorities
-    int * sosPriority_;
-    // Direction to branch first
-    int * branchDirection_;
-    // Input solution
-    double * primalSolution_;
-    // Down pseudo costs
-    double * pseudoDown_;
-    // Up pseudo costs
-    double * pseudoUp_;
-} CbcSolverUsefulData2;
-
-//#############################################################################
-
-/**
-   The CbcSolver class was taken out at a 9/12/09 meeting
-   This is a feeble replacement.
-   At present everything is public
-*/
-class CbcSolverUsefulData {
-
-public:
-    ///@name Constructors and destructors etc
-    //@{
-    /// Default Constructor
-    CbcSolverUsefulData();
-
-    /** Copy constructor .
-     */
-    CbcSolverUsefulData(const CbcSolverUsefulData & rhs);
-
-    /// Assignment operator
-    CbcSolverUsefulData & operator=(const CbcSolverUsefulData& rhs);
-
-    /// Destructor
-    ~CbcSolverUsefulData ();
-    //@}
-
-    ///@name Member data
-    //@{
-    // For time
-    double totalTime_;
-    // Parameters
-    CbcOrClpParam parameters_[CBCMAXPARAMETERS];
-    // Printing
-    bool noPrinting_;
-    // Whether to use signal handler
-    bool useSignalHandler_;
-    // Number of Parameters
-    int numberParameters_;
-    // Default pump tuning
-    int initialPumpTune_;
-    //@}
-};
-/// And this uses it
-// When we want to load up CbcModel with options first
-void CbcMain0 (CbcModel & babSolver,CbcSolverUsefulData & solverData);
-int CbcMain1 (int argc, const char *argv[], CbcModel & babSolver, int (CbcModel * currentSolver, int whereFrom),CbcSolverUsefulData & solverData);
-
-//#############################################################################
-
-/*! \brief A class to allow the use of unknown user functionality
-
-    For example, access to a modelling language (CbcAmpl).
-*/
-class CbcUser {
-
-public:
-    ///@name import/export methods
-    //@{
-    /*! \brief Import - gets full command arguments
-
-      \return
-      - -1 - no action
-      -  0 - data read in without error
-      -  1 - errors
-    */
-    virtual int importData(CbcSolver * /*model*/, int & /*argc*/, char ** /*argv[]*/) {
-        return -1;
-    }
-
-    /*! \brief Export
-
-      Values for mode:
-      - 1 OsiClpSolver
-      - 2 CbcModel
-      - add 10 if infeasible from odd situation
-    */
-    virtual void exportSolution(CbcSolver * /*model*/,
-                                int /*mode*/, const char * /*message*/ = NULL) {}
-
-    /// Export Data (i.e. at very end)
-    virtual void exportData(CbcSolver * /*model*/) {}
-
-    /// Get useful stuff
-    virtual void fillInformation(CbcSolver * /*model*/,
-                                 CbcSolverUsefulData & /*info*/) {}
-    //@}
-
-    ///@name usage methods
-    //@{
-    /// CoinModel if valid
-    inline CoinModel *coinModel() const {
-        return coinModel_;
-    }
-    /// Other info - needs expanding
-    virtual void * stuff() {
-        return NULL;
-    }
-    /// Name
-    inline std::string name() const {
-        return userName_;
-    }
-    /// Solve (whatever that means)
-    virtual void solve(CbcSolver * model, const char * options) = 0;
-    /// Returns true if function knows about option
-    virtual bool canDo(const char * options) = 0;
-    //@}
-
-    ///@name Constructors and destructors etc
-    //@{
-    /// Default Constructor
-    CbcUser();
-
-    /// Copy constructor
-    CbcUser(const CbcUser & rhs);
-
-    /// Assignment operator
-    CbcUser & operator=(const CbcUser& rhs);
-
-    /// Clone
-    virtual CbcUser * clone() const = 0;
-
-    /// Destructor
-    virtual ~CbcUser ();
-    //@}
-
-protected:
-    ///@name Private member data
-    //@{
-
-    /// CoinModel
-    CoinModel * coinModel_;
-
-    /// Name of user function
-    std::string userName_;
-
-//@}
-};
-//#############################################################################
-
-/*! \brief Support the use of a call back class to decide whether to stop
-
-  Definitely under construction.
-*/
-
-class CbcStopNow {
-
-public:
-    ///@name Decision methods
-    //@{
-    /*! \brief Import
-
-      Values for whereFrom:
-       - 1 after initial solve by dualsimplex etc
-       - 2 after preprocessing
-       - 3 just before branchAndBound (so user can override)
-       - 4 just after branchAndBound (before postprocessing)
-       - 5 after postprocessing
-       - 6 after a user called heuristic phase
-
-      \return 0 if good
-       nonzero return code to stop
-    */
-    virtual int callBack(CbcModel * /*currentSolver*/, int /*whereFrom*/) {
-        return 0;
-    }
-    //@}
-
-    ///@name Constructors and destructors etc
-    //@{
-    /// Default Constructor
-    CbcStopNow();
-
-    /** Copy constructor .
-     */
-    CbcStopNow(const CbcStopNow & rhs);
-
-    /// Assignment operator
-    CbcStopNow & operator=(const CbcStopNow& rhs);
-
-    /// Clone
-    virtual CbcStopNow * clone() const;
-
-    /// Destructor
-    virtual ~CbcStopNow ();
-    //@}
-
-private:
-    ///@name Private member data
-    //@{
-//@}
-};
-#endif
-