Examples of kodkod.engine.satlab.SATSolver.solve()

kodkod.engine.satlab.SATSolver.solve()
Returns true if there is a satisfying assignment for this.clauses. Otherwise returns false. If this.clauses are satisfiable, the satisfying assignment for a given variable can be obtained by calling {@link #valueOf(int)}. If the satisfiability of this.clauses cannot be determined within the given number of seconds, a TimeoutException is thrown. @return true if this.clauses are satisfiable; otherwise false. @throws SATAbortedException -- the call to solve was cancelled orcould not terminate normally.


      final SATSolver cnf = translation.cnf();
      
      options.reporter().solvingCNF(translation.numPrimaryVariables(), cnf.numberOfVariables(), cnf.numberOfClauses());
      final long startSolve = System.currentTimeMillis();
      final boolean isSat = cnf.solve();
      final long endSolve = System.currentTimeMillis();


      final Statistics stats = new Statistics(translation, endTransl - startTransl, endSolve - startSolve);
      return isSat ? sat(bounds, translation, stats) : unsat(translation, stats);

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    private Solution nonTrivialSolution() {
      try {
        final SATSolver cnf = translation.cnf();
        options.reporter().solvingCNF(translation.numPrimaryVariables(), cnf.numberOfVariables(), cnf.numberOfClauses());
        final long startSolve = System.currentTimeMillis();
        final boolean isSat = cnf.solve();
        final long endSolve = System.currentTimeMillis();


        final Statistics stats = new Statistics(translation, translTime, endSolve - startSolve);
        if (isSat) {
          // extract the current solution; can't use the sat(..) method because it frees the sat solver

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