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C++ Reference: gurobi_proto_solver
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Solves the input request.
By default this function creates a new primary Gurobi environment, but an existing one can be passed as parameter. This can be useful with single-use Gurobi licenses since it is not possible to create a second environment if one already exists with those licenses.
Please note though that the provided environment should not be actively used by another thread at the same time.
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