Re: Possible library for reuse - libRCPS ?

Could be, thanks Brad.
From the docs it seems it can do more than what's currenrtly in kplato, at =

least. I had no plans to do more than testing/bug fixes on the scheduling =

until next release, and there is a load of stuff that needs attention...
Charles, could it possibly interrest your scheduling expert to have look at =

this for evaluation and possible inclusion in kplato?

S=F8ndag 24 februar 2008 08:09 skrev Brad Hards:
> >From http://www.librcps.org/index.html :
>
> <quote>
> LibRCPS aims to be a versatile, powerful and fast open source library for
> resource constrained project scheduling. If you do not know much about the
> resource constrained project scheduling problem and how we define it, you
> should read our short introduction to RCPS. LibRCPS uses genetic algorith=
ms
> to find solutions for your problems, a quite sophisticated method to deal
> with complex optimization problems.
>
> Licensed under the GPL, LibRCPS allows you to use powerfully project
> scheduling in your open source project with maximum freedom and control.
> Should you have problems integrating a GPL library into your project,
> please contact us for alternative licensing terms
>
> If you want to find out more about LibRCPS, and whether it is of any use =
to
> you, have a look at the list of features and the manual. Of course you ca=
n,
> and should, just get LibRCPS and give it a try! Should you have an
> problems, questions or suggestions, don't hesitate to contact us.
> </quote>
>
> I haven't tried it, but it might be useful for kplato - it does have a C
> API, and some documentation.
>
> Brad
>
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