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The type is_int can be specified on the variables and on the environment. But only integer variables are usable in an integer environment (cf invariant _01__check_type). Why this duplication? Is it possible to mix integer and real variable in the same problem?
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Currently, is_int flags are only used for debug/invariants checks. I added them to eventually put some algorithms dedicated to integers (eg. branch and bound) in the future. I didn't think to mixed integer/real problems when I designed the library.
The type
is_int
can be specified on the variables and on the environment. But only integer variables are usable in an integer environment (cf invariant_01__check_type
). Why this duplication? Is it possible to mix integer and real variable in the same problem?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: