I would like to be able to refer to more than one eplex instance at a time. From the manual, I think I should be doing something like this to produce a separate eplex instance: :-lib(eplex). :-eplex_instance(mip). test :- mip:(A +B $= 4 ), mip:(B $= 3), mip:optimize(min(A),Cost), writeln(A). This compiles fine, but on running produces the error: 'calling an undefined procedure mip : (A + B $= 4) in module eclipse' But replacing mip with eplex in the above example gives the correct answer A=1.0. This is using version 5.5 on Win2000 and Solaris 7/8. Am I doing something wrong, or is this a bug? Benjamin Roe, CPSE, Imperial CollegeReceived on Fri Nov 08 14:22:30 2002
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