The CLP Procedure
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Overview
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Getting Started
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Syntax
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Details
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ExamplesLogic-Based PuzzlesAlphabet Blocks ProblemWork-Shift Scheduling ProblemA Nonlinear Optimization ProblemCar Painting ProblemScene Allocation ProblemCar Sequencing ProblemRound-Robin ProblemResource-Constrained Scheduling with Nonstandard Temporal ConstraintsScheduling with Alternate Resources10×10 Job Shop Scheduling ProblemScheduling a Major Basketball ConferenceBalanced Incomplete Block DesignProgressive Party ProblemStatement and Option Cross-Reference Table
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RESOURCE resource_specification-1 <…resource_specification-n> ;
where resource_specification is specified in the following form:
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resource
(resource-1 <…resource-m>) <=(capacity)>
The RESOURCE statement specifies the names and capacities of all resources that are available to be assigned to any defined activities. For example, the following statement specifies that there are two units of the resource R1 and one unit of the resource R2.
resource R1=(2) R2;
The capacity of a resource can take nonnegative integer values. The default capacity is 1, which corresponds to a unary resource.