This class describes a warmstart information that consists solely of the dual vector. More...

#include <BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for BCP_warmstart_dual:

Collaboration diagram for BCP_warmstart_dual:

Public Member Functions
virtual CoinWarmStart *	convert_to_CoinWarmStart () const
	Return an CoinWarmStart object that can be fed to the LP engine. More...

virtual BCP_storage_t	storage () const
	Return how the warmstarting info is stored. More...

virtual BCP_warmstart *	clone () const
	Make a replica of the current warmstart information. More...

virtual BCP_warmstart *	empty_wrt_this () const
	Create a warmstart info describing that no change should be done. More...

virtual int	storage_size () const
	Return how much memory it'll take to pack this warmstart info. More...

virtual void	update (const BCP_warmstart *const change)
	Update the current data with the one in the argument. More...

virtual BCP_warmstart *	as_change (const BCP_warmstart *const old_ws, const BCP_vec< int > &del_vars, const BCP_vec< int > &del_cuts, const double petol, const double detol) const
	Return a pointer to a warmstart info describing the currently stored data as a change with respect to that stored in `old_ws`. More...

void	pack (BCP_buffer &buf) const
	Pack the warmstart info into a buffer. More...

Constructors and destructor
	BCP_warmstart_dual (BCP_buffer &buf)
	Create the object by unpacking it from a buffer. More...

	BCP_warmstart_dual (const double first, const double last)
	Create an explicitly stored warmstart info by considering the double array `[first,last)` as the dual vector. More...

	BCP_warmstart_dual (const BCP_warmstart_dual &ws)
	Copy constructor. More...

virtual	~BCP_warmstart_dual ()
	Create the object by unpacking it from a buffer. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from BCP_warmstart
virtual	~BCP_warmstart ()
	The destructor is pure virtual. More...

Private Member Functions
BCP_warmstart_dual &	operator= (const BCP_warmstart_dual &)
	The assignment operator is declared but not defined to disable it. More...

	BCP_warmstart_dual ()
	The default constructor creates an empty WrtParent warmstart info (i.e., no change wrt the parent). More...

Private Attributes
BCP_vec_change< double >	_dual
	The dual vector stored as a vector change. More...

Detailed Description

This class describes a warmstart information that consists solely of the dual vector.

Definition at line 20 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BCP_warmstart_dual::BCP_warmstart_dual ( )

inlineprivate

The default constructor creates an empty WrtParent warmstart info (i.e., no change wrt the parent).

This is a private method since only the empty_wrt_this() method should be able to use this form of creation.

Definition at line 28 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

Referenced by clone(), and empty_wrt_this().

BCP_warmstart_dual::BCP_warmstart_dual ( BCP_buffer & buf )

inline

Create the object by unpacking it from a buffer.

Definition at line 39 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

BCP_warmstart_dual::BCP_warmstart_dual	(	const double *	first,
		const double *	last
	)

inline

Create an explicitly stored warmstart info by considering the double array [first,last) as the dual vector.

Definition at line 42 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

BCP_warmstart_dual::BCP_warmstart_dual ( const BCP_warmstart_dual & ws )

inline

Copy constructor.

Definition at line 45 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

virtual BCP_warmstart_dual::~BCP_warmstart_dual ( )

inlinevirtual

Create the object by unpacking it from a buffer.

Definition at line 47 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

BCP_warmstart_dual& BCP_warmstart_dual::operator= ( const BCP_warmstart_dual & )

private

The assignment operator is declared but not defined to disable it.

virtual CoinWarmStart* BCP_warmstart_dual::convert_to_CoinWarmStart ( ) const

virtual

Return an CoinWarmStart object that can be fed to the LP engine.

The implementation for this class will return an CoinWarmStartDual object.

Implements BCP_warmstart.

virtual BCP_storage_t BCP_warmstart_dual::storage ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Return how the warmstarting info is stored.

Implements BCP_warmstart.

Definition at line 56 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

References _dual, and BCP_vec_change< T >::storage().

virtual BCP_warmstart* BCP_warmstart_dual::clone ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Make a replica of the current warmstart information.

Implements BCP_warmstart.

Definition at line 58 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

References BCP_warmstart_dual().

virtual BCP_warmstart* BCP_warmstart_dual::empty_wrt_this ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Create a warmstart info describing that no change should be done.

This is really the task of a constructor, but BCP does not know the type of warmstart the user will use, so it will invoke this method for a warmstart that was created by the user. Tricky, isn't it?

Implements BCP_warmstart.

Definition at line 62 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

References BCP_warmstart_dual().

virtual int BCP_warmstart_dual::storage_size ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Return how much memory it'll take to pack this warmstart info.

It is used when comparing which sort of storage is smaller.

Implements BCP_warmstart.

Definition at line 68 of file BCP_warmstart_dual.hpp.

References _dual, and BCP_vec_change< T >::storage_size().

virtual void BCP_warmstart_dual::update ( const BCP_warmstart *const change )

virtual

Update the current data with the one in the argument.

If the argument is of explicit storage then just replace the current data. If it is relative and the current data is explicit then perform the update. Otherwise throw an exception.

Implements BCP_warmstart.

virtual BCP_warmstart* BCP_warmstart_dual::as_change	(	const BCP_warmstart *const	old_ws,
		const BCP_vec< int > &	del_vars,
		const BCP_vec< int > &	del_cuts,
		const double	petol,
		const double	detol
	)		const

virtual

Return a pointer to a warmstart info describing the currently stored data as a change with respect to that stored in old_ws.

However, if the currently stored data is shorter to store than the change, then this method can return a copy of the current data! The current data must be explicitly stored and old_ws must be either explicit or can contain no data. Otherwise an exception must be thrown.

Parameters

old_ws	the old warmstart info
del_vars	the indices of the variables that are deleted from the formulation `old_ws` was created for
del_cuts	same for the cuts
petol	primal zero tolerance
detol	dual zero tolerance