PyGLPK Release Notes¶
- PyGLPK 0.3
September 22 2008
The PyGLPK has been updated to build against GLPK 4.31, and has been updated to take advantage of many of the features of the new version. Nearly all feature changes in this version are to reflect changes in the PyGLPK. This version of PyGLPK will not build against anything prior to GLPK 4.18.
It is no longer necessary to set the
kindof a linear program explicitly tointto make it a MIP.The
Environmentclass has been added, with a single instanceenvat the root level of theglpkmodule. With this class one may monitor and control memory usage and terminal output.The
simplexandintegersolvers now accept many keyword parameters to control their functionality.Support for callbacks to control the mixed integer programming solution search have been addeed. See the
TreeandTreeNodetypes.The
Paramsclass has been removed. Much of its functionality has been obviated as parameters are passed directly to the solvers, and the functionality of theEnvironmentclass. (If you wish to build a version of PyGLPK with theParamstype as it was in previous versions, you may edituseparams = Falseto beuseparams = True.)It is now possible to manually change the scaling of rows and columns.
- PyGLPK 0.2
July 9 2007
Added weak reference support to all the PyGLPK objects.
Testing code is now more exhaustive, and with more testing of smaller components rather than exclusively testing PyGLPK’s ability to solve full problems.
Fixed freeing some Python objects too early: When assigning values to the constraint matrix, matrix value reference counts were not incremented correctly when using implicit indexing (i.e., when the index of an entry was inferred from the previous entry) in matrix assignments to both the entire matrix and individual rows/columns.
The integer parameter
outfrqwas erroneously identified as being a float parameter in code.
- PyGLPK 0.1
March 28 2007
First release.