MiniZinc is an open-source constraint modeling language and solver. It allows users to model constraint satisfaction and optimization problems in a high-level, solver-independent format. Models are then compiled into FlatZinc code and solved by a backend solver.
MiniZinc is an open-source constraint modeling language and solver developed at Monash University, NICTA, and Data61 in Australia. It provides a high-level, solver-independent language for modeling constraint satisfaction and optimization problems. Some key features of MiniZinc include:
MiniZinc models are compiled into the lower-level FlatZinc format which can then be solved by constraint solvers like Gecode, Chuffed, CBC, Gurobi and more. This allows users to focus on declarative, high-level modeling without worrying about solver-specific code. MiniZinc comes with an IDE and debugging tools for creating and testing models. Its expressiveness, solver integration and active community has made it popular for teaching and research in constraint programming.
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