Introduction
PyCLP is a Python library to interface ECLiPSe Constraint Programming System.
This module try to implement a pythonic interface to ECLiPSe (alias easy to use) by compromising on a little bit on performance.
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Major differences from ECLiPSe standard interface libraries
The main difference compared to embedded interface provided by ECLiPSe system is the persistence of constructed terms after calling the pyclp.resume (check 3.1.2 Building ECLiPSe terms ) function. In ECLiPSe standard interfaces compound terms are destroyed after resume while in PyCLP are stored in a reference that survives after resuming. PyCLP will destroy the reference only when python destroys the linked python object (garbage collection). This consumes more memory but now the python object and the related ECLiPSe object have the same lifetime.
Moreover, in the definition of the API I tried to take advantage of a common property of python and ECLiPSe: both are weak typed languages.
Next steps
Add support for multi-engine/multi-thread
Extend functionality of set_option function
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