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Related to this I tried something like this
par int: x = 1; var 0..: y; function array[int] of ann: dummy_search() = [ int_search([x], input_order, indomain_min) ]; solve :: seq_search( dummy_search() ++ [ int_search([y], input_order, indomain_min) ] ) satisfy;
which results in a segfault.
Only seems to happen if x is a par, because this works as expected
x
par
var 0..: x; var 0..: y; function array[int] of ann: dummy_search() = [ int_search([x], input_order, indomain_min) ]; solve :: seq_search( dummy_search() ++ [ int_search([y], input_order, indomain_min) ] ) satisfy;
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similarly, this was not an issue
par 0..: x = 1; var 0..: y; solve :: seq_search( [ int_search([x], input_order, indomain_min) ] ++ [ int_search([y], input_order, indomain_min) ] ) satisfy;
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Related to this
I tried something like this
which results in a segfault.
Only seems to happen if
x
is apar
, because this works as expectedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: