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The routine CPXgeterrorstring
returns an error message
string corresponding to an error code. Error codes are returned by CPLEX
routines when an error occurs.
This routine allows the CPLEX environment parameter to be NULL so
that errors caused by the routine
CPXopenCPLEX
can be translated.
Example
char *errstr; errstr = CPXgeterrorstring (env, errcode, buffer); if ( errstr != NULL ) { printf ("%s\n", buffer); } else { printf ("CPLEX Error %5d: Unknown error code.\n", errcode); }
env | A pointer to the CPLEX environment as returned by |
errcode | The error code to be translated. |
buffer_str | A character string buffer. This buffer must be at least 4096 characters to hold the error string. |
buffer_str
if the string does
exist. In that case, buffer_str
contains the error message string.
It returns NULL if the error code does not have a corresponding string.