Using Reservoirs

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A reservoir is a resource which can be dynamically replenished by producing activities. The class IloReservoir is used to model situations in which certain types of activities consume capacity from the reservoir, while others produce capacity. A reservoir must not overflow its maximal capacity nor underflow its minimal capacity.

A continuous reservoir is a reservoir that can be filled or emptied in a continuos and linear process between the start and the end of the activity. For more information about continuous reservoirs, see the class IloContinuousReservoir in the IBM ILOG Scheduler Reference Manual.