csdf/tools/sdf3print/sdf3print.cc File Reference

#include "sdf3print.h"
#include "sdf/sdf.h"
#include "csdf/csdf.h"

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Classes
struct	_CPair
struct	_Settings
Typedefs
typedef struct _CPair	CPair
typedef list< CPair >	CPairs
typedef CPairs::iterator	CPairsIter
typedef struct _Settings	Settings
Functions
void	helpMessage (ostream &out)
CPairs	parseSwitchArgument (CString arguments)
void	parseCommandLine (int argc, char **argv)
CNode *	loadApplicationGraphFromFile (CString &file, CString module)
void	initSettings (int argc, char **argv)
void	printCSDFG (TimedCSDFgraph *g, CPairs &format, ostream &out)
void	printCSDFG (ostream &out)
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
Variables
Settings	settings

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Typedef Documentation

typedef struct _CPair CPair

typedef list<CPair> CPairs

typedef CPairs::iterator CPairsIter

typedef struct _Settings Settings

Settings Struct to store program settings.

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Function Documentation

void helpMessage

(

ostream &

out

)

helpMessage () Function prints help message for the tool.

References DOTTED_VERSION, and TOOL.

void initSettings	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

initSettings () The function initializes the program settings.

References helpMessage(), loadApplicationGraphFromFile(), MODULE, and parseCommandLine().

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CNode* loadApplicationGraphFromFile	(	CString &	file,
		CString	module
	)

loadApplicationGraphFromFile () The function returns a pointer to an XML data structures contained in the supplied file that describes the SDFG.

References CGetAttribute(), CGetChildNode(), CGetRootNode(), and CParseFile().

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int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

main () It does none of the hard work, but it is very needed...

References initSettings(), MaxPlusAnalysis::out, Settings::outputFile, and printCSDFG().

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void parseCommandLine	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

parseCommandLine () The function parses the command line arguments and add info to the supplied settings structure.

References helpMessage(), Settings::outputFile, and parseSwitchArgument().

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CPairs parseSwitchArgument

(

CString

arguments

)

parseSwitchArgument () The function parses the string 'arguments' into a sequence of (arg, value) pairs. The syntax as as follows:

pair := key(value) arg := pair,pair,...

Note: value may be a pair itself, but this is not expanded into a set of pairs (i.e. nested pairs are not supported).

References c, _CPair::key, and _CPair::value.

void printCSDFG	(	TimedCSDFgraph *	g,
		CPairs &	format,
		ostream &	out
	)

printCSDFG () The function outputs the CSDF graph in the requested format.

References _CPair::key, outputCSDFGasBuffyModel(), parseSwitchArgument(), TimedCSDFgraph::print(), and _CPair::value.

Referenced by main(), and printCSDFG().

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void printCSDFG

(

ostream &

out

)

printCSDFG () The function outputs the CSDF graph.

References CGetChildNode(), constructTimedCSDFgraph(), and printCSDFG().

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Variable Documentation

Settings settings

settings Program settings.