PGACreate8
Creates an uninitialized context variable. the fortran version of this function call contains only the last three arguments
Usage
int *argc
char **argv
int datatype
int len
int maxormin
Input parameters
- argc
-
- address of the count of the number of command line arguments.
- argv
-
- array of command line arguments.
- datatype
-
- the data type used for the strings. Must be one of PGA_DATATYPE_BINARY, PGA_DATATYPE_CHARACTER, PGA_DATATYPE_INTEGER, PGA_DATATYPE_REAL, or PGA_DATATYPE_USER
- binary
-
-valued, character-valued, integer-valued,
- real
-
-valued, or a user-defined datatype, respectively.
- len
-
- the string length (number of genes).
- maxormin
-
- the direction of optimization. Must be one of PGA_MAXIMIZE or PGA_MINIMIZE for maximization or minimization, respectively.
Output parameters
- none
Location
create.c
Examples
Example:
In C:
void main(int argc, char **argv) {
PGAContext *ctx;
:
ctx = PGACreate(&argc, argv, PGA_DATATYPE_BINARY, 100, PGA_MAXIMIZE);
:
// Set options here
:
PGASetUp(ctx);
:
// Run the GA here
:
PGADestroy(ctx);
}
In FORTRAN:
integer ctx
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ctx = PGACreate(PGA_DATATYPE_BINARY, 100, PGA_MAXIMIZE)
:
c Set options here
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call PGASetUp(ctx)
:
c Run the GA here
:
call PGADestroy(ctx)
stop
end
Releases
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 5.0 (Lenny).