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Mosel does not see a DSO module provided by a C++ application - could Windows security be the problem?
We have an old C++ application that uses Xpress optimizer internally. It works by calling Mosel using `XPRMrunmod()`. In addition, it uses callbacks defined in the C++ application via `XPRMdsofct`, ...
Dear Susanne,
I do not think your answer applies to our case, as we do not have a physical .dso file. As I tried to describe in my question, we have a Mosel model that we use from a C++ application using `XPRMrunmod()`.
The model uses a module called 'gassopt' that is provided in-memory by the C++ application (so no .dso file exists), which allows the C++ application to receive callbacks from Mosel...
