GLPK uses |best_found - best_bound|/(|best_found| + DBL_EPSILON) .
A better formula would be to get rid of the absolute values
and replace DBL_EPSILON with -lp_obj,
the negative of the LP relaxation's objective value.
The man that matters disagrees and is more interested in copying CLPEX.
My suggestion can result in 0/0 iff the MIP has
the same objective value as its LP relaxation.
At that point, the MIP has been solved.
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