Thanks a lot Guido,
I think maybe Gecode needs to output floats rather than ints, Minizinc
seems to be complaining when parsing solution from Gecode. See output
below.
pn@tamnavulin:~/chrischoi$ fzn-gecode wolf_goat_cabbage.fzn
F = 20;
I = -1;
L = -4.49423e+306;
N = -2;
R = -6.7039e+153;
k = -1;
----------
pn@tamnavulin:~/chrischoi$ mzn-gecode wolf_goat_cabbage.mzn
<standard input>:1:
type-inst error: assignment value for `F' has invalid type-inst:
expected
`var float', actual `int'
<standard input>:2:
type-inst error: assignment value for `I' has invalid type-inst:
expected
`var float', actual `int'
<standard input>:4:
type-inst error: assignment value for `N' has invalid type-inst:
expected
`var float', actual `int'
<standard input>:6:
type-inst error: assignment value for `k' has invalid type-inst:
expected
`var float', actual `int'
On 16/05/13 01:47, Guido Tack wrote:
Thanks, that was a simple bug in the FlatZinc parser, I just fixed it in the
svn.
Cheers,
Guido
On 16/05/2013, at 8:32 AM, Peter Nightingale <p...@st-andrews.ac.uk> wrote:
Hi,
I get a segfault with the attached file, through mzn-gecode (with minizinc 1.6
and gecode 4.0.0 compiled from source, on Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit)
I see you have fixed a segfault for Stefano Gualandi, perhaps this file will
also work now?
Don't worry if this is not an easy fix. The problem is not that important, and
organizing CP takes higher priority!
Peter
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