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Null Goal |
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The 0-goal is also known as a null goal or empty goal.
In the C++ API, a null goal is an IloCplex::Goal
handle object with a null (0) implementation pointer.
A null goal can also be returned by the method IloCplex::GoalI::execute.
Use a null goal when you want to instruct ILOG CPLEX not to branch any further. For example, when CPLEX finds a feasible solution, and you want to accept it without further branching, a null goal is appropriate.
For example, the following sample from the C++ API accepts an integer feasible solution and stops branching.
if ( isIntegerFeasible() ) return 0; |
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