There was a strange crash under gcc4. After some searching I found out that there is some clash with namespaces.
After removing the namespaces it works again. Could somebody explain what went wrong there?
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The solver part has been refactored in this way that both solver can be used with the same layout specifications. The active set solver is default now; the performance is not as good as lp_solve, though.
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- Update copyrights.
- Lot of small things related to the Variable refactoring.
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* *::Index() is now const, thanks to the BList improvements.
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* Got rid of class ObjFunctionSummand. Both the constraint summands and
the objective function summands are now stored using class Summand.
* Some method names are more BeOS compliant now: SetX instead of ChangeX.
* linprog test code now uses new AddConstraint methods.
* CalculateMinSize and CalculateMaxSize did not free the memory they
allocated.
* Removed inappropriate setter and getter methods.
* Memory allocated in class Constraint is freed now.
* Other small changes.
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* copyright headers for the files of the libraries linprog and alm
* new class Summand for representing summands in a linear constraint
* merged class SoftConstraint into class Constraint; Constraint now
supports both soft and hard constraint functionality
* new AddConstraint methods in class LinearSpec for directly setting
constraints with 1 to 4 summands
* code cleanups by using aforementioned AddConstraint methods
* a new very simple test application for alm
* some style corrections
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BLayout implementation (BALMLayout) using the Auckland Layout Model
(ALM). The original ALM was implemented by Christof Lutteroth, the
Haiku/C++ version by James Kim.
The code needs some review, but the test programs seem to work fine.
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