Titlebook: Analysis and Visualization Tools for Constraint Programming; Constraint Debugging Pierre Deransart,Manuel V. Hermenegildo,Jan Ma?usz Book 2

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Martin A. Ciesielski,Thomas Schutzs in global constraint concepts. Each concept captures the use of a constraint for a particular type of problem, which can be visualised in a specific way. The different visualisers form a class structure of CHIP++ objects, and can be extended or modified by rewriting some callback predicates.

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Digitale Führungskr?fteentwicklunge problems and which type of improvements we can suggest. In a second part, we give an overview of some industrial CHIP applications, where the visualisation tools led to significant improvements in the applications. At the end, we present an analysis of the existing tools and some directions for further improvements.

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Assertions with Constraints for CLP Debuggingoperties) to express the program properties. These primitives are such that they can often be proven efficiently with a local analysis at compile-time. In case of failure of the proof procedure, the program is completed with run-time checks to insure a correct execution.

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Using Constraint Visualisation Toolse problems and which type of improvements we can suggest. In a second part, we give an overview of some industrial CHIP applications, where the visualisation tools led to significant improvements in the applications. At the end, we present an analysis of the existing tools and some directions for further improvements.

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An Assertion Language for Constraint Logic Programs properties of interest being used in each different tool. The language proposed is quite general in that it poses few restrictions on the kind of properties which may be expressed. We believe the assertion language we propose is of practical relevance and appropriate for the different uses required

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