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Quick note 2: depending on the MiniZinc version, we can describe enpty matrices like "M = []". On version 2.2.1, we have to build an empty matrices explicitly: "M = array2d(0..0, 1..10, [])". The dimensions must agree with the model. So, for example, if you have in the model file:
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int: numElements;
int: numAttributes;
array[1..numElements, 1..numAttributes] of int: attributes; |
but we have no attributes, the data file should look like this:
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numElementsĀ = 4; numAttributesĀ = 0; % attributes = []; does not work on version 2.2.1 attributes = array2d(1..numElements, 1..numAttributes, []); % attributeConcurrencyLimit = []; does not work on version 2.2.1 attributeConcurrencyLimit = array2d(1..numAttributes, 1..maxTime, []); |
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For generic model model generic_attributes.mzn, this is one possible data input file (lines starting with % are comments, and they are not needed in the file):
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numElements = 3; numLoaders = 1; maxTime = 5; noConflict = [| true , true , true , true , true | true , true , true , true , true | false , true , false , true , false |]; elementSlotCapacity = [1, 2, 1, 3, 3]; % Since the (unique) loader has virtually % infinity capacity, we assign the number % of elements as capacity. % We can also do: % loaderCapacity = [| % numElements, numElements, numElements, numElements, numElements % |]; loaderCapacity = [| 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 |]; numAttributes = 0; attributesRange = []; % attributes = []; does not work on version 2.2.1. % We must built it explicitly attributes = array2d(1..numElements, 1..numAttributes, []); % attributeConcurrencyLimit = []; does not work on version 2.2.1. % We must built it explicitly attributeConcurrencyLimit = array2d(1..numAttributes, 1..maxTime, []); |
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To solve the problem, we use the following command line:
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$ minizinc --solver OSICBC --time-limit 60000 --soln-sep '' --search-complete-msg '' generic_attributes.mzn generic_attributes_3.dzn |
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This is the result output when using the command line (it may varies if using IDE or underline solver):
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results: - num_scheduled: 3 total_completion_time: 5 element_slot_loader: | 1,2,1 2,1,1 3,2,1 |
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