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C++ Reference: class LocalSearchVariable
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A LocalSearchVariable can only be created by a LocalSearchState, then it is
meant to be passed by copy. If at some point the duplication of
LocalSearchState pointers is too expensive, we could switch to index only,
and the user would have to know the relevant state. The present setup allows
to ensure that variable users will not misuse the state.
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