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\title{\Bonmin\ Users' Manual}
\author{Pierre Bonami and Jon Lee}


\begin{document}
\maketitle

\input{Intro}

\input{Obtain}

\input{Install}

\input{use}

\input{options_set}
%\section{{\Bonmin} output}
%\Bonmin uses a number of optimization tools ({\
%tt Ipopt}, {\tt Cbc}, {\tt Clp}, \ldots) which all have there own output.
%As a consequence the output is very diverse and may be a little difficult to read.\\
%
%The output level for each of the building blocks of \Bonmin can be set through options (see Appendix \ref{app:opt_loglevel})
%Here we briefly describes the output given at the different log level for each of those building blocks.
%\subsection{BB\_log_level}
%This corresponds to the output from the main branch-and-bound process in B-BB, B-QG, B-Hyb
%(this is not available in the B-OA).
%The output here comes from {\tt Cbc}, and each line of output has the prefix {\tt Cbc} and is followed by a number indicating the message type.
%
%\subsection{
\input{bib}
\appendix
\latexhtml{\section{List of \Bonmin\ options}
\label{sec:optList}
\input{options_list}}


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