> After an upgrade to Fedora 12 (which ships GLPK 4.40) the attached
> MPS is interpreted as having all binary variables:
Thank you for your report.
In glpk 4.29 the mps file reading/writing routines were changed to
conform to the IBM OSL conventions. The IBM OSL documentation says:
"For non-integer variables, the default bounds on columns are
0 and +inf. For integer variables, the default bounds on columns
are 0 and 1."
Since in your mps file integer columns x1 and x2 are not listed in the
BOUNDS section, they are considered as binary.
To specify that x1 and x2 are integer non-negative variables, you should
include them in the BOUNDS section as follows:
NAME from_lp_file
ROWS
N r_000000
L C1
L r_000002
COLUMNS
MARK0000 'MARKER' 'INTORG'
x1 r_000000 1
x1 C1 2
x1 r_000002 -4
x2 r_000000 -2
x2 C1 1
x2 r_000002 4
MARK0001 'MARKER' 'INTEND'
RHS
RHS C1 5
RHS r_000002 5
BOUNDS
PL FOO x1
PL FOO x2
ENDATA
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