Provided by: scotch_7.0.3-2_amd64
NAME
gdump - dumps the contents of a source graph as a source code
SYNOPSIS
gdump [options] [igfile] [ocfile]
DESCRIPTION
The gdump program allows one to create a source code equivalent to the loading of a centralized source graph. The contents of the source graph are represented as data arrays which are assembled by calling the SCOTCH_graphBuild routine of the libScotch library.
OPTIONS
-bbase Set the base value of the graph described by the source code. -h Display some help. -pprefix Set the prefix to add to to all array names and to the graph buiding function name. -ssuffix Set the suffix to add to to all array names and to the graph buiding function name. -V Display program version and copyright.
EXAMPLE
Create a soure C file 'brol.c' that corresponds to graph 'brol.grf', with identifier and creation function name suffix '_brol'. $ gdump -s_brol brol.grf brol.c
SEE ALSO
gtst(1). Scotch user's manual.
AUTHOR
Francois Pellegrini <francois.pellegrini@labri.fr> 23 November 2019 gdump(1)