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In GeCode 6.3.0 used through MiniZinc IDE, the GeCode solver hangs and crashes after a while for this code:
float: x = 1.1e10;
var float: y;
constraint x > y;
The problem being the exponent syntax with the 'e'.
When using GeCode through the python-minizinc binding, I've got the error "minizinc.error.MiniZincError: unexpected token `e'".
I works well with other solvers so I don't think it's directly related to MiniZinc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Why this particular model does not solve in a reasonable time-frame with the default float variable search is another issue, and that is less clear. Changing the title to better reflect the Gecode-related issue.
zayenz
changed the title
Cannot parse exponent syntax of floating-point numbers
Simple MiniZinc float car model does not produce solution in a reasonable time-frame
May 2, 2023
zayenz
changed the title
Simple MiniZinc float car model does not produce solution in a reasonable time-frame
Simple MiniZinc float var model does not produce solution in a reasonable time-frame
May 2, 2023
In GeCode 6.3.0 used through MiniZinc IDE, the GeCode solver hangs and crashes after a while for this code:
The problem being the exponent syntax with the 'e'.
When using GeCode through the python-minizinc binding, I've got the error "minizinc.error.MiniZincError: unexpected token `e'".
I works well with other solvers so I don't think it's directly related to MiniZinc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: