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PROGRAM:
NAME
zimpl - Zuse Institute Mathematical Programming Language
SYNOPSIS
zimpl [ -b ] [ -D name=value ] [ -f ] [ -F filter ] [ -h ] [ -m ] [ -l length [ -n
cm|cn|cf ] [ -o outfile ] [ -O ] [ -P filter [ -r ] [ -t lp|mps|hum|rlp|pip ] [ -s seed ]
[ -v 0-5 ] [ -V ] file ...
DESCRIPTION
Zimpl is a little language to translate the mathematical model of a problem into a linear
or (mixed-)integer mathematical program expressed in LPF or MPS file format which can be
read by a LP or MIP solver.
None of the options is necessary. All input files in zpl format that are given are
concatenated and processed as if they are one big file. This makes is possible to combine
different parts of a model on the command line. In this case the first filename given will
be used as basename for the output files in absence of an -o option.
The -t option is to select the output format. mps can be read by every solver. lpf is an
CPLEX format, but can also read by several solvers. BE aware that for example Range-rows
can not be expressed in lpf . If you want to inspected the output yourself, hum format is
a variant of lpf with no name mangeling whatever, but unfortunately this violates several
format restrictions, so no solver will read this in. If rlp is specified the output is in
lpf format, but rows and columns are randomly permuted.
OPTIONS
-b Enable bison(1) debugging output.
-D name=value
Sets the parameter name to the specified value. This is equivalent with having this
line in the Zimpl program: param name:=val .
-f Enable flex(1) debugging output.
-F filter
The output is piped through a filter. A %s in the string is replaced by the output
filename. For example: -F "gzip -c >%s.gz" would compress all the output files.
-h Show program help.
-l length
Sets the maximum length for variable names in LPF output files.
-m Write a CPLEX .mst Mip STart file.
-n cm|cn|cf
Select the format for the generation of constraint names. Can be either cm which
will number them 1 ... n with a `c' in front. cn will use the name supplied in the
subto statement and number them 1 ... n within the statement. cf will use the name
given with the subto, then a 1 .. n number like in cm and then append all the local
variables from the forall statements.
-o outfile
Sets the base-name for the output files. Default is the name of the input file
without extension.
-O Optimize the generated LP by doing some presolve analysis (experimental).
-P filter
The input is piped through a filter. A %s in the string is replaced by the input
filename. For example: -F "cpp -DWITH_C1 %s" would pass the input file through the
C-preprocessor.
-r Write a CPLEX .ord branching order file.
-s seed
Set the random number generator seed.
-t lp|mps|hum|rlp|pip
Selects the output format. Can be either lp which is default, or mps , or hum ,
which is (only) human readable, or rlp , which is randomly permuted, or pip , which
means polynimial IP.
-v 0-5 Set the verbosity level. 0 is quiet, 1 is default, 2 is verbose, 3 is chatter, and
5 is debug.
-V Prints the version number.
DIAGNOSTICS
The following diagnostics may be issued on stderr:
101 Bad filename
The name given with the -o option is either missing, a directory name, or starts
with a dot.
175 Illegal syntax for command line define -- ignored
The parameter of a -D option was either not of the form name=value or the name was
not a legal identifier.
There are about a hundred other possible error messages, but these are either about the
contend of the input file, or system messages.
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