Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> Is it possible to find out how many variables are in a particular
> space? Or how many active propagators?
Variables, no. Propagators, yes, using the propagators() method of a
Space. Inactive, i.e. subsumed propagators, are not copied, so
propagators() returns the numb
Is it possible to find out how many variables are in a particular
space? Or how many active propagators?
Malcolm
On 07/05/2009, at 9:35 PM, Guido Tack wrote:
> Malcolm Ryan wrote:
>
>> I am applying two different (custom) branchings to the same
>> constraint
>> problem and one of them is rep
Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> I am applying two different (custom) branchings to the same constraint
> problem and one of them is reporting a lot more memory use (via
> Statistics) than the other. This is not completely unexpected but the
> difference is big enough that it requires more careful analysis t
, May 07, 2009 4:05 AM
To: gecode list
Subject: [gecode-users] Tracking memory usage
I am applying two different (custom) branchings to the same constraint
problem and one of them is reporting a lot more memory use (via
Statistics) than the other. This is not completely unexpected bu
I am applying two different (custom) branchings to the same constraint
problem and one of them is reporting a lot more memory use (via
Statistics) than the other. This is not completely unexpected but the
difference is big enough that it requires more careful analysis to
make sure it isn't
