double bound, int number_of_constraints)
{
lmm_variable_t var = NULL;
-
+ int i;
var = xbt_new0(s_lmm_variable_t, 1);
var->id = id;
var->cnsts = xbt_new0(s_lmm_element_t, number_of_constraints);
+ for(i=0; i<number_of_constraints; i++) {
+ /* Should be useless because of the
+ calloc but it seems to help valgrind... */
+ var->cnsts[i].element_set_hookup.next = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].element_set_hookup.prev = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].active_element_set_hookup.next = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].active_element_set_hookup.prev = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].constraint = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].variable = NULL;
+ var->cnsts[i].value = 0.0;
+ }
var->cnsts_size = number_of_constraints;
- /* var->cnsts_number = 0; *//* Useless because of the calloc */
+ var->cnsts_number = 0; /* Should be useless because of the
+ calloc but it seems to help valgrind... */
var->weight = weight;
var->bound = bound;
var->value = 0.0;
/* Init */
var_list = &(sys->variable_set);
+ DEBUG1("Variable set : %d", xbt_swag_size(var_list));
xbt_swag_foreach(var, var_list) {
var->value = 0.0;
}
/* Compute Usage and store the variables that reach the maximum */
cnst_list = &(sys->active_constraint_set);
+ DEBUG1("cnst_list : %d", xbt_swag_size(cnst_list));
xbt_swag_foreach(cnst, cnst_list) {
/* INIT */
elem_list = &(cnst->element_set);
/* Fix the variables that have to be */
var_list = &(sys->saturated_variable_set);
-
xbt_swag_foreach(var, var_list) {
/* First check if some of these variables have reach their upper
bound and update min_usage accordingly. */