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getcapacity

getcapacity


Purpose
Gets the maximal capacity (the maximal amount of processing units available) of a resource between two time bounds.
Synopsis
function getcapacity(resource:cpresource, tmin:integer, tmax:integer, capa:integer) : integer
Arguments
resource 
the resource
tslot 
lowerbound of the time interval
Example
The following example shows how to use getcapacity:
Scheduling/ResourceCapacity.png
model "Resource capacity"
 uses "kalis"

 declarations
  A, B, C : cptask            ! Declaration of tasks
  resource : cpresource       ! Declaration of resource
 end-declarations

 setname(A,"A"); setname(B,"B"); setname(C,"C")

! The resource is a cumulative resource with maximum capacity 6
 set_resource_attributes(resource, KALIS_DISCRETE_RESOURCE, 6)

! Setting the resource capacity in the interval 0..2 to 3
 setcapacity(resource, 0, 2, 3)
! Setting the resource capacity in the interval 3..4 to 2
 setcapacity(resource, 3, 4, 2)
! Setting the resource capacity in time period 5 to 1
 setcapacity(resource, 5, 5, 1)

! Setting the task durations
 set_task_attributes(A, 1)
 set_task_attributes(B, 2)
 set_task_attributes(C, 3)

! Setting the resource requirements of the tasks
 requires(A, 1, resource)
 requires(B, 2, resource)
 requires(C, 3, resource)

! Find the optimal schedule (minimizing the makespan)
 if cp_schedule(getmakespan) <> 0 then	
  cp_show_sol
 else
  writeln("no solution found") 		
 end-if

end-model

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