The ILOG CPLEX Callable Library is distributed with a variety of examples that illustrate the flexibility of the Callable Library. The C source of all examples is provided in the standard distribution. For explanations about the examples of quadratic programming problems (QPs), mixed integer programming problems (MIPs) and network flows, see the ILOG CPLEX User's Manual. Explanations of the following examples of LPs appear in this manual:
lpex1.c |
illustrates various ways of generating a problem object. |
lpex2.c |
demonstrates how to read a problem from a file, optimize it via a choice of several means, and obtain the solution. |
lpex3.c |
demonstrates how to add rows to a problem object and reoptimize. |
It is a good idea to compile, link, and run all of the examples provided in the standard distribution.
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