[Scip] system vs. user time
James Cussens
jc at cs.york.ac.uk
Wed Mar 2 17:27:48 MET 2011
I've just used SCIP to solve a large problem. I used UNIX time to time
it, which gave me this result:
64.85user 66315.90system 19:24:06elapsed 33%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata
1968896maxresident)k
It's notable that virtually all the time is spent on system calls. It
may well be that nothing is "wrong" but I would be interested to know
(1) if such behaviour is common and (2) if there is anything worth
trying to reduce the time spent there.
I'm using a subscip to find good cutting planes - most of the time is
spent doing this. The subscip has only binary variables and "and"
constraints and uses depth-first search. My guess is that much time is
spent allocating memory for the tree, but I haven't investigated this
properly yet.
James
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