Hi! I have a simple task scheduling problem for which I use ECLiPSe to find a solution. Basically, I generate the CLP formulation from a C++ program to an ECLiPSe file called scheduling.ecl (attached). I have tried to run it directly in ECLiPSe and it works fine: [scheduling]. schedule(StartTimes). The result (StartTimes) is a list of starting times for the tasks. Then, I compile and run it from within a C++ program using the interfacing provided by the ECLiPSe C/C++ libraries. I have tried both the C approach and the C++ approach to get the result of the scheduling back to my C++ program and I have encountered problems in both cases, which I now describe: * The C approach: #include "eclipse.h" // after the generation of scheduling.ecl ec_init(): pword startTimes = ec_newvar(); int success; pword *head; pword *tail; ec_post_goal(ec_term(ec_did("compile",1),ec_string("scheduling"))); ec_post_goal(ec_term(ec_did("schedule",1),startTimes)); ec_resume(); success = ec_get_list(startTimes,head,tail); The problem here is that I get a segmentation fault, but clearly "startTimes" is a list of integer values. Does anybody know why I get a segfault? * The C++ approach: #include "eclipseclass.h" // after the generation of scheduling.ecl ec_init(); EC_word startTimes = newvar(); post_goal(term(EC_functor("compile",1),"scheduling")); post_goal(term(EC_functor("schedule",1), startTimes)); ec_resume(); // here I intend to get the output with the EC_word class methods. The problem here is that it doesn't compile. The error is that the compiler says that "newvar" is undefined, but I have checked in the header files and it should be defined. Does anybody know why this happens? Thanks, /Soheil
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