siconos1

Usage

Overview

The siconos(1) command compiles, links and runs a Siconos C++ input file. It compiles also C plugins and runs a python script.

Siconos is a free (Apache license) software, dedicated to modeling, simulation and control of Non Smooth Dynamical Systems.

Options

The following command-line options are recognized by siconos(1).

-a

Find and compile all sources files in sample[.cpp|.py]
directory.

--build-dir

DIRECTORY
Compile inside specified directory. If /tmp, temp directories are created.

--clean-build

Clean build directory.

-c

| --clean
Clean the current directory (deletes binary files, etc.).

-D

KEY [=VALUE]
Define a 'cmake' and a 'cpp' variable.

-g

Compile with debug information.

-h

| --help
Print help.

-j

JOBS NUMBER
Do parallel compilation with JOBS NUMBER jobs

-L

DIRECTORY
Add a directory to the linker search list.

-l

LIBRARY
Link with a library.

--noexec

Do not run executable after compilation.

--nocomp

Do not compile executable before run.

-O

N
set compiler optimization.

--opt

COMPILER OPTION
Add option to compiler.

--ldopt

LINKER OPTION
Add option to linker.

-P

PREFIX COMMAND
Run a prefix command (time, valgrind, gdb, etc.).

--plugin-dir

PLUGIN DIRECTORY
Compile a plugin with the sources under the specified plugin directory.
The name of the compiled plugin is the name of the directory. The default is a directory named plugin.

--plugins-dir

PLUGINS DIRECTORY
For each source file under the specified directory, compile a plugin. The default is a directory named plugins.

--src-dir

SOURCES DIRECTORY
add all source files under the specified directory to the compilation of the executable.

-v

Print make(1) commands as they are executed.

--generator

Generator Name
set the generator for cmake (the default is plateform dependent, but usually "Unix Makefiles" under *nix and MacOs). This is mainly useful for Windows users.

Examples

siconos -gv -P "time --format '%U'" BouncingBallTS.cpp