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• cl-jointgen 2008-12-01 file released: cl-jointgen-2008-12-01.tar.gz

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• Version 2008-12-01 released

  A new release of CL-JOINTGEN has been made, which bundles the numerous fixes and improvements available in SVN in a convenient tar.gz file. This release also contains a directory with example code that demonstrates how user-defined oracles that are written in C or C++ can be used from the LISP side (using CFFI and SWIG). This is known to work for Allegro Common Lisp and SBCL. CL-JOINTGEN is a Common Lisp implementation of the Joint Generation Algorithm of Fredman and Khachiyan for the computation of a dual pair of monotone boolean formulas in DNF (hypergraph transversals, extreme rays of polyhedral cones...). It is open source and features user-replaceable oracles to facilititate easy experimentation with your favourite monotone function problem.

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