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E1. Synopsis

The command line options needed by the vrsm program are described below in Figure E.1.

Figure E.1: Command line options of the vrsm program.
usage: vrsm [inputFile] <options>

OPTIONAL PARAMETERS
  inputFile              # input file

OPTIONS
 -outputFile, -o         # output file
 -statFile, -s           # statistics file
 -[no]interactive, -i    # interactive mode
 -[no]dump, -dump        # dump output mode
 -[no]transformations, -trans  # calculate the transformation functions
 -help, -?               # print a short help
 -longHelp               # print this help message

The parameters of the command line define from where the program reads the design description, some parameters to overwrite this description, and where the output should be placed. A complete description of the options is shown in Table E.1.


Table E.1: Command line options of the vrsm program
Parameter Description
-outputFile "filename" or -o "filename" If the -o flag is present, the program writes the output to the file specified in filename.
-statFile "filename" or -s "filename" If the -statFile flag is present the statistical output of the program is written to the file specified after the option.
-[no]interactive or -[no]i In the interactive mode, set by the option -interactive the response surface can be evaluated at specified control values.
-[no]dump If the -dump mode is set the program dumps the output to stdout. This is for debugging purpose only.
-[no]transformation or -[no]trans The option -transformation enables the automatic transformation fitting mode. This mode is described in Section 3.2.4.


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