> How am I to know there is a problem with my model? Shouldn't glpsol give me > an error when it tries to generate the model?
If the solver started to solve the model, it was generated successfully, without errors. > What I do know is that if I > comment out the third contraint (HTsHaveSameCompanionForAllFamilies), the > printf works as expected. When I uncomment the third constraint, the model > generates without error, glpsol runs in 25.0 sec, using 104.6 Mb of memory, > and an optimal solution is found, but the printf doesn't run. I am not a magician and unable to detect a possible error in your model at a distance. Has that printf statement (or for statement which encloses printf) an indexing expression whose predicate includes some variables? You said that in the latter case you saw the message "problem has no integer feasible solution"; note that in this case values of all variables are undefined (usually zero). _______________________________________________ Bug-glpk mailing list Bug-glpk@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-glpk
