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SCIP Cracked Accounts (Software for Constraint Integer Programming) is an open-source software for integer programming. It is written in C++ language.
Features:
A memory-resident branch-and-price solver
A flexible branching structure
Early exiting of the search for separation or total feasibility of nodes
Scaling and parallelization of the MIP problem
A well-documented API (Application Programming Interface) for calling the solver from C++ 
A framework for the Constraint Integer Programming problem
An interface to the SCIP_MILP library
A transparent access to the SCIP C API (SCIP C API - C bindings for SCIP)
SCIP can be configured, through command line arguments or set from the configuration file, for solving different classes of problems. 
Starting from version 2.4.4 SCIP also has a command line interface which allows, through calls to this command line interface, to call SCIP from C++ without installing it on your machine.
For which kind of problem and for which setup of SCIP to solve the problem, you can see the SCIP User's Manual.
Here a small example to solve an ILP in SCIP:
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    // Create a configuration file
    SCIP* scip = NULL;
    scip = new_scip(argc, argv, &scip);
    // Initialize objects
    int solver = 0;
    scip->opt.solver = &solver;
    scip->opt.integrate = 1;
    // Solve the ILP
    SCIP_CALL(scip->solver->solve(scip));
    //...
    // Free the memory used by the problem
    SCIP_FREE(scip, NULL);
    return 0;
}
You can find the reference manual here
A:
I think Yacs is the simplest way to get started with LP/MILP:
"YACSimulator is an LP solver based on the YALMIP interface. Its capabilities include the non-linear constraints [QP] and [QCQP]. The solver can be configured for the CUTL
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A:
You don't need to solve it, you just need to get a warm feeling that the equations are indeed the most important part of solving the problem. 
SPSCIP Cracked Version is optimized for these equations, not for solving. Solving is really only the easy part of the process.
You can gain that warm feeling by taking a look at the part in your question starting with 
"So I am going to use SPSCIP to find the optimal solution"
On Wikipedia, there is a nice box for understanding and evaluating integer programming
Especially the part about Solving and That Science Thing Called ITIL (as written by @Kaj-Approximation) helped me. Especially this:
In order to find the optimal solution, software must be able to calculate the derivatives of the objective function to give input to a line-search algorithm. The derivative of the objective function with respect to a variable v is calculated by taking the derivative of the function given by the objective function.
and
In optimization, the answer to the following question is of great importance: How do the data points fit your model?
Best
Mathias
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The process of developing a model, including writing the code, if done properly, is going to help you understand the problem and prepare to solve it.
Your problem is NP-hard, so it will be nice to have some efficient algorithms to speed up finding a solution.  You might find SCIP, Cplex, VMD, and SNOPT, to be useful tools for modeling the problem and solving it.  If the problem is NP-complete, then theoretical results show that many algorithms can find the best solution, but if it's not NP-complete, then you might not need an algorithm to find the best solution but rather one that does a good job of that problem.  It's also possible you can speed the process of development using simulations.
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