GHOST
print.hpp
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1 /*
2  * GHOST (General meta-Heuristic Optimization Solving Tool) is a C++ framework
3  * designed to help developers to model and implement optimization problem
4  * solving. It contains a meta-heuristic solver aiming to solve any kind of
5  * combinatorial and optimization real-time problems represented by a CSP/COP/EF-CSP/EF-COP.
6  *
7  * First developed to solve game-related optimization problems, GHOST can be used for
8  * any kind of applications where solving combinatorial and optimization problems. In
9  * particular, it had been designed to be able to solve not-too-complex problem instances
10  * within some milliseconds, making it very suitable for highly reactive or embedded systems.
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29 
30 #pragma once
31 
32 #include <sstream>
33 #include <vector>
34 
35 #include "variable.hpp"
36 
37 namespace ghost
38 {
43  class Print
44  {
45  public:
47  virtual ~Print() = default;
48 
56  virtual std::stringstream print_candidate( const std::vector<Variable>& variables ) const;
57  };
58 }
Definition: print.hpp:44
virtual std::stringstream print_candidate(const std::vector< Variable > &variables) const
virtual ~Print()=default
Default virtual destructor.
Definition: auxiliary_data.hpp:38