Struct Solver 

pub struct Solver<P> { /* private fields */ }

Hybrid push-pull solver.

Implementations

impl<P> Solver<P>

pub fn new(problem_instance: P) -> Self

Create a new Solver instance for a Problem.

pub fn into_problem_instance(self) -> P

Consume self and return the wrapped Problem instance.

pub async fn status(&self) -> Status

Get the current Status of the solver.

pub async fn enqueue_fragment(&self, id: FragmentId) -> &Self

Enqueue a fragment to be solved.

Only fragments enqueued through this method and their transitive dependencies will be considered for evaluation.

pub async fn punted_iter(&self) -> Vec<FragmentId>

Get an interator to all fragments that are currently punted. Interpretation of punted fragments depends on the current status:

• Status::Pending: fragments are pending on dependencies.
• Status::DoneWithCycles: fragments are part of one or more cycles.
• Status::Done: the returned iterator will be empty.

impl<P> Solver<P>

where P: Problem,

pub async fn assume_evaluated(&self, id: FragmentId) -> &Self

Assume the given fragment is already evaluated.

pub async fn run( &self, concurrency: NonZeroUsize, ) -> Result<Vec<FragmentId>, P::Error>

Run the solver until all enqueued fragments and their transitive dependencies are either solved or proven to be part of at least one cycle. See the module docs for the limitations when concurrency > 1.

Returns an interator with all fragments that are part of at least one cycle, if any. See Solver::punted_iter.

Returns an error if any evaluation returns an error.

Known Issues

• If Solver::enqueue_fragment is called while Solver::run is executing, those new fragments may not be solved.
• If Solver::run returns with an error, the Solver may be left in an inconsistent state.

pub async fn step(&self) -> Result<bool, P::Error>

Run a single solver step for a single fragment.

Returns false if there are no more fragments that can be evaluated.

Returns an error if Problem::evaluate was called and evaluation returned an error.

Known Issues

• If Solver::step is not run to completion the Solver may be left in an inconsistent state.