[Scip] Running batch files using scip standalone server

[Matthias Miltenberger]

Dear Mr Ferdous,

SCIP includes an extensive and quite comfortable testing environment for 
Linux. In case you are using Cygwin or something similar to emulate a 
Linux system on Windows you can use our test scripts. Please have a look 
here for more information and a short usage guide:
http://scip.zib.de/workshop/scip_install.pdf

If you are running SCIP natively on Windows, though, you will have to 
create your own batch scripts.

all the best
Matthias

On 14.01.2015 06:36, S.M. Ferdous wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using scip 3.11 for one of our academic project. I am using scip 
> standalone solver in windows. I am converting the problem into mps 
> file and solving those using standalone solver. But solving one by one 
> (manually) is pretty time consuming. Can I solve a list of problem at 
> a time by using some kind of programming.
>
> -- 
> S. M. Ferdous,
> Lecturer,
> Department of CSE,
> Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology,
> Dhaka-1208.
> Email: smferdous.cse at aust.edu <mailto:smferdous.cse at aust.edu>
>
>
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