Usage: University of York

On University of York Linux machines, simply call

gp2c <flags> <program> <input graph>

where <flags> consists of the flags you wish to use seperated by spaces, <program> is the relative path to your GP 2 program, and <input graph> the relative path to your input graph.

These are the flags:

• -d - Compile program with debugging flags.
• -f - Compile in fast shutdown mode.
• -g - Compile with minimal garbage collection (requires fast shutdown).
• -m - Compile with root reflecting matches.
• -n - Compile without graph node lists.
• -q - Compile program quickly without optimisations.
• -l - Specify directory of lib source files.
• -o - Specify directory for generated code and program output.

Additionally, you can use the -c flag to keep the generated C code and the log.