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24 lines
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\noindent{}\todo{This probably needs a ``why?''}
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In this chapter, we revisit the \gls{rewriting} of \minizinc{} into \glspl{slv-mod}.
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We describe a new \textbf{systematic view of the execution of \minizinc{}} and build on this to propose a new tool chain.
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We show how this tool chain allows us to:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item efficiently rewrite high-level constraint models with \textbf{minimal overhead},
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\item easily integrate a range of \textbf{optimisation and simplification} techniques,
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\item and effectively \textbf{detect and eliminate dead code} introduced by functional definitions.
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\end{itemize}
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This chapter is organised as follows.
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\Cref{sec:rew-arch} provides an quick overview of the proposed architecture.
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\Cref{sec:rew-micronano} introduces the core of our \gls{rewriting} system using the \microzinc{} and \nanozinc{} languages. These new languages provide a new intermediate representation that enables more efficient \gls{rewriting}.
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\Cref{sec:rew-simplification} describes how we can perform various processing and simplification steps on this representation
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Finally, in \cref{sec:rew-experiments} we report on the experimental results of the prototype implementation.
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