C++ Reference: disjunctive
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
[null,null,["Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC."],[[["The C++ reference for 'disjunctive' provides classes for modeling and solving disjunctive scheduling problems, where tasks cannot overlap in time."],["These classes offer various functionalities such as detecting precedences, managing task sets, and applying specific scheduling constraints for optimization."],["Developers can leverage these tools to efficiently handle scheduling scenarios within their C++ applications, facilitating optimized solutions for resource allocation and task sequencing."]]],["The provided C++ documentation outlines classes related to disjunctive constraints within an optimization context. Key components include `AllIntervalsHelper`, `CombinedDisjunctive`, and `DisjunctivePrecedences`, indicating tools for managing and combining interval-based constraints. `DisjunctiveDetectablePrecedences`, `DisjunctiveEdgeFinding`, and `DisjunctiveNotLast` suggest methods for inferring and enforcing temporal relationships between tasks. `DisjunctiveOverloadChecker` verifies resource capacity, `DisjunctiveWithTwoItems` manages constraints on pairs, and `TaskSet` likely represents collections of tasks.\n"]]