pub struct CfgConfig {
pub size_limit: usize,
pub time_limit: usize,
pub substr_limit: usize,
pub listsubseq_samples: usize,
pub increase_cost_limit: usize,
pub cond_search: bool,
pub no_deduction: bool,
pub ite_limit_rate: usize,
pub ite_limit_giveup: usize,
pub tree_hole: bool,
}
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A configuration structure for controlling various parameters related to the synthesis problem-solving process.
This structure contains fields that define limits and options for resource consumption and operational modes during synthesis. These fields include limits on size, time, and substring occurrences, as well as sample sizes for list subsequences. It also includes options for controlling conditional searching, deduction skipping, iteration limit rates, and special tree hole conditions. This configuration enables users to tailor the synthesis process by adjusting these parameters to suit different problem constraints and computational scenarios.
Fields§
§size_limit: usize
§time_limit: usize
§substr_limit: usize
§listsubseq_samples: usize
§increase_cost_limit: usize
§cond_search: bool
§no_deduction: bool
§ite_limit_rate: usize
§ite_limit_giveup: usize
§tree_hole: bool
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl From<Config> for CfgConfig
impl From<Config> for CfgConfig
Source§fn from(value: Config) -> Self
fn from(value: Config) -> Self
Creates a new instance by converting from a Config
object.
This method initializes each field of the struct with corresponding values fetched from the Config
object, using specified keys.
If a key does not exist in the Config
, a default value is assigned.
For size_limit
and time_limit
, the size defaults to usize::MAX
.
The substr_limit
defaults to 4
, listsubseq_samples
to 0
, increase_cost_limit
to 2000
, ite_limit_rate
to 1000
, and ite_limit_giveup
to 40
.
The boolean fields cond_search
, no_deduction
, and tree_hole
are initialized as false
.
This method is essential for transforming configuration data into a structured format used for synthesis constraints.
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for CfgConfig
impl RefUnwindSafe for CfgConfig
impl Send for CfgConfig
impl Sync for CfgConfig
impl Unpin for CfgConfig
impl UnwindSafe for CfgConfig
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