I'm sorry to bother with this ticket, but I didn't find any forum where I can question a CBC developer.
We're using with my team the CBC solver on a big logistic problem (around 4 millions continuous and discrete variables).
We observed that when we launch the solving directly from command lines it is way quicker than from our project execution (c++).
In both cases we would like first to know how can we activate the multithreading option because for the moment it runs with only one thread. I read that it could be a problem of the way we compiled the solver ?!
Then, is someone know if there is any option we can activate in our c++ project in order to use the same algorithms as command line ones (in our project "cgl" and "cbc" algorithms are launched whereas in command line "clp" is).
Hello everybody,
I'm sorry to bother with this ticket, but I didn't find any forum where I can question a CBC developer.
We're using with my team the CBC solver on a big logistic problem (around 4 millions continuous and discrete variables).
We observed that when we launch the solving directly from command lines it is way quicker than from our project execution (c++).
In both cases we would like first to know how can we activate the multithreading option because for the moment it runs with only one thread. I read that it could be a problem of the way we compiled the solver ?!
Then, is someone know if there is any option we can activate in our c++ project in order to use the same algorithms as command line ones (in our project "cgl" and "cbc" algorithms are launched whereas in command line "clp" is).
I would be very grateful is someone can help.
Regards,
Leslie