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Numeric Codes#
Gurobi makes use of numeric codes to keep API usage consistent acrossdifferent supported programming languages. This section provides areference for:
Optimization Status Codes, which report the solving state of a model;
Batch Status Codes which report the status of a batch solve;
Callback Codes, which provide a way to query the state of anin-progress solve; and
Error Codes, which define the failure mode of a Gurobi APIcall; and
Nonlinear Operation Codes, which define the operators applied in nonlinearexpression tree nodes.
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