NAME

       xmds2 - the eXtensible Multi-Dimensional Simulator v2

SYNOPSIS

       xmds2 [options] fileToBeParsed

DESCRIPTION

       The  program  xmds2 is a code generator that integrates equations.  You write them down in human readable
       form in an XML file, and it goes away and writes  and  compiles  a  C++  program  that  integrates  those
       equations as fast as it can possibly be done in your architecture.

       For  information  as to how to write a script for xmds, and how to solve problems in physics, mathematics
       and even finance and economics, read the associated documentation  available  from  the  xmds  web  site:
       http://www.xmds.org.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              Print help message

       -o file, --output-file=file
              This overrides the name of the output file to be generated

       -v, --verbose
              Verbose mode

       -g, --debug
              Debug  mode.  Compiler  error  messages report errors in the .cc file, not the .xmds file. Implies
              --verbose. Mostly useful when debugging xmds code generation.

       -n, --no-compile
              Only generate a source file, don't compile

       --configure
              Run configuration checks for compiling simulations

       --reconfigure
              Run configuration using the same options as used with the last time --configure was run  with  the
              additional arguments specified

       --include-path /path/to/include
              Add  the  path  /path/to/include  to the list of paths searched for include headers This option is
              only meaningful when used with --(re)configure

       --lib-path /path/to/lib
              Add the path /path/to/lib to the list  of  paths  searched  for  libraries  This  option  is  only
              meaningful when used with --(re)configure

FILES

       ${HOME}/.xmds/
              Directory for storing settings and fftw wisdom files.

SEE ALSO

       xsil2graphics2(1)

       For further help, please see http://www.xmds.org

AUTHORS

       Graham  Dennis <graham.dennis@anu.edu.au>, Joe Hope, Mattias Johnsson, Andy Ferris, Michael Hush, Gabriel
       McManus, and others.