ClpSimplex::getBasics() not available after barrier with crossover

[pfetsch]

When I call ClpSimplex::barrier() with crossover, then rowArray_ is not available and thus ClpSimplex::getBasics() cannot be successfully called. Indeed, rowArray_ does not seem to be copied to the original model.

Can this be (easily) fixed?

[jjhforrest]

Should be fixable.  Can you give some code that you want to work.  I presume you had a message from -

    printf("ClpSimplexPrimal or ClpSimplexDual must have been called with correct startFinishOption\n");

so it may be as simple as setting a few options.

On 11/12/2022 14:01, Marc Pfetsch wrote:

When I call ClpSimplex::barrier() with crossover, then |rowArray| is not available and thus |ClpSimplex::getBasics()| cannot be successfully called. Indeed, |rowArray| does not seem to be copied to the original model.

Can this be (easily) fixed?

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[pfetsch]

Indeed, I get the above message. It comes from a call from SCIP. I just call ClpSimplex::barrier(true) and then ClpSimplex::getBasics().

[pfetsch]

Example code:

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ClpSimplex.hpp>
#include <ClpConfig.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
   ClpSimplex* clp = new ClpSimplex();

   clp->readMps("flugpl.mps");
   clp->setLogLevel(2);
   clp->barrier(true);

   int nrows = clp->numberRows();
   int* idx = (int*) malloc(nrows * sizeof(int));
   clp->getBasics(idx);

   delete clp;

   return 0;
}

[jjhforrest]

clp->dual() would also give same error. clp->dual(0,1) where 1 is the value given to startFinishOptions is needed for dual. barrier does not have the option to pass in startFinishOptions. I should say did not have the option. I have just checked in modifications (master) to allow that.

Inform me if the modifications don't work for you.

[pfetsch]

Yes it works very well, thank you!