Changelog of @hackage/haskelzinc 0.3.1.1

0.3.1.1

0.3.1.0

Addition of two modules that support easy use of time-space constraints, based on the "Geometrical constraints for CRUD", by N. Beldiceanu, E. Arafailova, R. Douence.
MiniZinc boolean, integer and floating point literals are now represented easily with Haskell literals. Functions "int", "bool" and "float" are not necessary any more.
With the use of the OverloadedStrings option, a MiniZinc variable reference can be represented easily with the name of that variable as a Haskell string.
Simpler declaration of variables and user-defined operations.

0.3.0.0

Added support for annotations
Structural changes in the representational system of MiniZinc models
Module Interfaces.MZAST renamed to Interfaces.MZASTBase
Module Interfaces.MZAST used for a more human friendly interface for building representations of MiniZinc models.
Module Interfaces.MZBuiltIns added. Contains haskelzinc represenatation of predefined MiniZinc operators, functions, tests, predicates and annotations.
Module Interfaces.FZSolutionParser provides parsers useful for building custom solutions' parsers, in case a MiniZinc output item alters the default format of the solutions.
Compatibility with GHC 8.0.1 tested (and passed)

0.2.0.0