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Gecode is a constraint programming system and a theory.
Gecode is a general purpose planning framework, which provides many
additional facilities for planning and decision making such as automatic
plan compilation, support for task lists and constraint-solving interfaces
to various planning engines.
Gecode provides interfaces to different constraint solvers: the
constraint solving engine must implement a constraint interface
and provide a solver that is compatible with Gecode.
Gecode is both a theory and a toolkit. It provides a library of
predicates for specifying constraints and a library of constraint
solving algorithms, including constraint programming. It also provides
an adaptable interface for constraint solving that hides the difference
between the types of constraints used by different solvers.
Gecode is used by its own implementation of a constraint programming
theory in which constraints are divided into two kinds: binding constraints
and reasoning constraints. Constraints can be defined either directly
as binding constraints or as reasoning constraints and reasoning constraints
are used to define implicit and explicit goals.
The main contributions are:
finite domain & integer sets variables
constraint solving, planning & reasoning
constraint programming
modular constraint solver architecture
extensible architecture
version: 4.12.1
1.2. version: 4.11.1
Gecode is the beginning of a family of products designed by the
mathematics faculty of ETH Zurich. For further information, refer to
the webpage 
System architecture and user environment
Gecode is equipped with a simple editor.
The user has the possibility to execute commands directly in the
editor. The language is chosen and the application is run.
The editing function is controlled with the keyboard shortcut "F2".
The application can be run in stand-alone mode or in normal mode.
In the stand-alone mode the file name of the execution file is not
specified and the application is run with the file "cspi" (Default program name).
In normal mode the application is launched with a specific file name
(e.g. "cspi" without the first "/"). The file name is given by the -f
command line option.
User commands must be associated with a process. The order of commands
is kept with the command line option -p and
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Gecode is a constraint-solving library that implements a wide range of constraint-solving algorithms with state of the art performance and quality of service (speed, precision, memory requirements).
Gecode can be used as an implementation of predefined variables. Alternatively, it supports the creation of new variables (finite domain and integer set) and propagators (e.g. boolean variables) with a range of features.
Gecode includes propagators as the implementation of constraint.
The generality of propagator programming enables the programming of new or customized propagation strategies.
Additionally, all propagators (i.e., constraints and variables) are given a lexicographic ordering. This ordering is part of the internal representation of constraints, making it easier to write propagators for new problems.
Gecode includes a random generation library, which can be used to generate new or customizable constraint instances.
The robustness of Gecode is due to its modular design, which facilitates the writing of custom propagation strategies and the creation of new domains.
Gecode is also extensible. It includes a plug-in architecture. Each plug-in is a collection of algorithms that makes use of existing Gecode modules in the following three main categories:
1. Constraint Handling
2. State Checking and debugging
3. Propagators
To illustrate how extensibility can be achieved, consider the following example.
Consider a scenario where, in some application, it is required to check if a variable x is lower than a fixed domain
value of 7. Gecode provides a function, min_domain(x, domain), that implements a library for constraint
handling based on finite domain constraints. A constraint like min_domain(x, 7) will return true if x is lower than
the value 7, and false otherwise. (The position of the parameter within the function is typical for a library.)
The fact that Gecode gives a library for the handling of fixed domain constraints can be used to handle another
type of constraint, for example, a Boolean proposition expressed as a conjunction of three Boolean variables. To
this end, a new propagator should be created. The new propagator will be constructed by a composition of three
algorithms:
1. Propagator_newBooleanProposition(x, P, V)
2. Propagator_domainCheck(x, min_domain(x, V))
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