> There is a file dump.pl in Clp(Q,R) (in <Clpqr>/clpr/eclipse for the > Clp(R) version) that produces the solver state. This may do what you > want. I think that it helps! > Clp(Q,R) is a quite an old contributed software to ECLiPSe, and it is > written entirely in Prolog, and it is not particularly efficient. If the > problem your application solves has linear constraints only, and in > particular if it is an optimisation problem, you may want to consider > using lib(eplex) instead, which interfaces to external Mathematical > Programming solvers, and can be orders of magnitude faster than Clp(R) > of Clp(Q,R). It is also more flexible (for example, you can repeatedly > solve and modify a problem). I'll consider that. Thank you very much for your help! JorgeReceived on Tue Nov 25 2008 - 04:31:52 CET
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