As you study the examples in this manual, you'll probably refer frequently to the reference manuals for Scheduler, Concert Technology, and Solver. They fully document the predefined classes--the objects, data members, and member functions. These reference manuals explain certain concepts more formally, such as breaks, ranking, rounding, transition expressions, and disjunctive and sequence constraints.

The Scheduler Reference Manual includes complete descriptions with class synopses, function declarations, and explanations. It outlines algorithms implemented by the Scheduler library and provides the last word on any given Scheduler topic.

The first part of the Scheduler Reference Manual documents the modeling components of Scheduler. The second part documents a layer called Scheduler Engine. When Scheduler is used with Solver, the extraction of the Scheduler modeling classes first creates corresponding instances of Solver-specific classes of Scheduler. This layer is called Scheduler Engine.

All of these manuals are delivered with the standard distribution.

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