Changes for version 0.13

  • 2017-01-5
    • The special cases where all entries are covered (i.e., all 1s or all 0s in the truth table) causes a cover of all dc characters, which returns "()" for solve(). That's a little unhelpful, so check for that and return either a "(1)" or "(0)".

Modules

solve Quine-McCluskey set-cover problems
provide formatting functions to Algorithm::QuineMcCluskey
provide utility functions to Algorithm::QuineMcCluskey