Manual solve about kiwi HOT 4 CLOSED

In my testing, I found that that was hardly (never) faster, and was sometimes actually slower than just autosolving all the time.

My hunch for why this could be is that keeping the system in a solved state requires fewer pivots in total to stay at a correct solution, rather than solving from scratch from a random unsolved state.

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I've only tested this on other implementations, but this might not be the case for your implementation...

If not, then it's no problem I guess!

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Interesting.

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Another benefit of always solving is that you know immediately upon adding a constraint if the system is over-constrained. Without this, it can be difficult to debug the bad constraint if the exception is deferred until everything is added.

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