configuration.c

The example shows how to configure the solver.

Note

It is also possible to loop over all configuration entries. This can be done in a similar fashion as in the statistics.c example. But note that, unlike with statistics entries, a configuration entry can have more than one type.

Output

./configuration
Model: a
Model: b

Code

#include <clingo.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

bool on_model(clingo_model_t *model, void *data, bool *goon) {
  (void)data;
  bool ret = true;
  clingo_symbol_t *atoms = NULL;
  size_t atoms_n;
  clingo_symbol_t const *it, *ie;
  char *str = NULL;
  size_t str_n = 0;

  // determine the number of (shown) symbols in the model
  if (!clingo_model_symbols_size(model, clingo_show_type_shown, &atoms_n)) { goto error; }

  // allocate required memory to hold all the symbols
  if (!(atoms = (clingo_symbol_t*)malloc(sizeof(*atoms) * atoms_n))) {
    clingo_set_error(clingo_error_bad_alloc, "could not allocate memory for atoms");
    goto error;
  }

  // retrieve the symbols in the model
  if (!clingo_model_symbols(model, clingo_show_type_shown, atoms, atoms_n)) { goto error; }

  printf("Model:");

  for (it = atoms, ie = atoms + atoms_n; it != ie; ++it) {
    size_t n;
    char *str_new;

    // determine size of the string representation of the next symbol in the model
    if (!clingo_symbol_to_string_size(*it, &n)) { goto error; }

    if (str_n < n) {
      // allocate required memory to hold the symbol's string
      if (!(str_new = (char*)realloc(str, sizeof(*str) * n))) {
        clingo_set_error(clingo_error_bad_alloc, "could not allocate memory for symbol's string");
        goto error;
      }

      str = str_new;
      str_n = n;
    }

    // retrieve the symbol's string
    if (!clingo_symbol_to_string(*it, str, n)) { goto error; }

    printf(" %s", str);
  }

  printf("\n");
  *goon = true;
  goto out;

error:
  ret = false;

out:
  if (atoms) { free(atoms); }
  if (str)   { free(str); }

  return ret;
}

int main(int argc, char const **argv) {
  char const *error_message;
  int ret = 0;
  clingo_solve_result_bitset_t solve_ret;
  clingo_control_t *ctl = NULL;
  clingo_part_t parts[] = {{ "base", NULL, 0 }};
  clingo_configuration_t *conf;
  clingo_id_t root_key, sub_key;

  // create a control object and pass command line arguments
  if (!clingo_control_new(argv+1, argc-1, NULL, NULL, 20, &ctl) != 0) { goto error; }

  // get the configuration object and its root key
  if (!clingo_control_configuration(ctl, &conf)) { goto error; }
  if (!clingo_configuration_root(conf, &root_key)) { goto error; }

  // configure to enumerate all models
  if (!clingo_configuration_map_at(conf, root_key, "solve.models", &sub_key)) { goto error; }
  if (!clingo_configuration_value_set(conf, sub_key, "0")) { goto error; }

  // configure the first solver to use the berkmin heuristic
  if (!clingo_configuration_map_at(conf, root_key, "solver", &sub_key)) { goto error; }
  if (!clingo_configuration_array_at(conf, sub_key, 0, &sub_key)) { goto error; }
  if (!clingo_configuration_map_at(conf, sub_key, "heuristic", &sub_key)) { goto error; }
  if (!clingo_configuration_value_set(conf, sub_key, "berkmin")) { goto error; }
  // note that the solver entry can be used both as an array and a map
  // if used as a map, this simply sets the configuration of the first solver and
  // is equivalent to the code above

  // add a logic program to the base part
  if (!clingo_control_add(ctl, "base", NULL, 0, "a :- not b. b :- not a.")) { goto error; }

  // ground the base part
  if (!clingo_control_ground(ctl, parts, 1, NULL, NULL)) { goto error; }

  // solve using a model callback
  if (!clingo_control_solve(ctl, on_model, NULL, NULL, 0, &solve_ret)) { goto error; }

  goto out;

error:
  if (!(error_message = clingo_error_message())) { error_message = "error"; }

  printf("%s\n", error_message);
  ret = clingo_error_code();

out:
  if (ctl) { clingo_control_free(ctl); }

  return ret;
}