
doi: 10.1007/bfb0016854
We consider methods for handling constraints over finite domains based on the notion of path consistency. We show that these methods can be easily integrated in the glassbox constraint-solver of the clp(FD) system. Besides the clp(FD) indexical constraints encoding (partial) arc-consistency methods, we introduce new primitive constraints, that we call m constraints, which encode path-consistency methods. We describe how to accommodate these new constraints in the clp(FD) extended WAM architecture.
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