Creating the environment
The first executable statement in our example obtains a Gurobi
environment (using the GRBEnv() constructor):
// Create an empty environment, set options and start
GRBEnv env = new GRBEnv(true);
env.Set("LogFile", "mip1.log");
env.Start();
In this case, we create an empty environment, select a log file to use, and start the environment for latter use.
Later calls to create an optimization model will always require an active environment, so environment creation is typically the first step in a Gurobi application.
