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sym_isIterLimitReached

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To know whether the iteration limit (node limit) was reached.

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Calling Sequence

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sym_isIterLimitReached()
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Description

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This post-solution query routine is used to learn whether the iteration limit(node limit) was reached.

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It prints whether or not the iteration limit (node limit) was reached to scilab console.

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It can also be used if "find first feasible" parameter was set to true before solving the problem.

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Arguments

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This function takes no arguments

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Return value

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It returns 1 if the iteration limit is reached or 0 if the iteration limit is not reached or -1 if there was an error.

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status=sym_isIterLimitReached()
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