Chapter 9.  Messages

Messages and codes passed by CBC are listed in the tables below. For a complete list, see COIN/Cbc/CbcMessages.cpp. The notation used is the same as for the printf in the C programming language.

There are several log levels. Setting the log level to be i produces the log messages for level i and all levels less than i.

Table 9.2.  CBC Messages Passed At or Above Log Level 1

Code   Text and notes  
1  Search completed - best objective %g, took %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
3  Exiting on maximum nodes  
 

 
4   Integer solution of %g found after %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
5   Partial search - best objective %g (best possible %g), took %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
6   The LP relaxation is infeasible or too expensive  
 

 
9   Objective coefficients multiple of %g  
 

 
10   After %d nodes, %d on tree, %g best solution, best possible %g  
 

 
11   Exiting as integer gap of %g less than %g or %g%%  
 

 
12   Integer solution of %g found by heuristic after %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
13   At root node, %d cuts changed objective from %g to %g in %d passes  
 

 
14   Cut generator %d (%s) - %d row cuts (%d active), %d column cuts %? in %g seconds - new frequency is %d  
 

 
16   Integer solution of %g found by strong branching after %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
17   %d solved, %d variables fixed, %d tightened  
 

 
18   After tightenVubs, %d variables fixed, %d tightened  
 

 
19   Exiting on maximum solutions  
 

 
20   Exiting on maximum time  
 

 
23   Cutoff set to %g - equivalent to best solution of %g  
 

 
24   Integer solution of %g found by subtree after %d iterations and %d nodes  
 

 
26   Setting priorities for objects %d to %d inclusive (out of %d)  
 

 
3008   Strong branching is fixing too many variables, too expensively!