ILP: Add 'limp' as a native-dependency-less option #1
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I've added a Haskell-only alternative to
MIP, i.e. an ILP solver that doesn't require an external tool. I haven't tested this at all; it's inspired by code that I've tested locally that does work for a simple smoke-test ILP, but I've only compiled the code after integration into accelerate.Please test this thoroughly. ;p
Motivation
I don't want it to be necessary to install more external tools in order to run Accelerate. LLVM is already enough pain.
Further notes
What's going on with the non-typechecking
iteB? I commented it out in a separate commit for now, otherwise the code doesn't build.