> I have implemented a hydroelectric scheduling problem using GLPK, and > have made an issue of timing of implementation.
> I’m using a virtual machine running Windows server 64-bit with 8 GB > RAM and a 3-cpu Intel xeon 1.8 GHz each. > The problem I am solving is quite complex, and optimization timing are > long (exceeding even one hour). I then tested cpu usage and I noticed > that during job execution, the function GLPK uses only one processor, > then approx.. 33% of total computational performance. > It is somehow possible to utilize all cpu power? > I hope You can help me in some way. Sorry. Glpk is designed only for uniprocessor platforms, so its code cannot be parallelized. _______________________________________________ Help-glpk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-glpk
