aff3ct -h
Usage: ./bin/aff3ct -C <text> [optional args...]
Simulation parameter(s):
{R} --sim-cde-type, -C <text:including set={BCH|LDPC|POLAR|RA|REP|RS|RSC|RSC_DB|TPC|TURBO|TURBO_DB|UNCODED}>
Select the channel code family to simulate.
--sim-prec, -p <integer:including set={8|16|32|64}>
Specify the representation of the real numbers in the receiver part of the
chain.
--sim-type <text:including set={BFER|BFERI}>
Select the type of simulation (or communication chain skeleton).
Other parameter(s):
--Help, -H
Print the help like with the '--help, -h' parameter plus advanced
arguments (denoted as '{A}').
--help, -h
Print the help with all the required (denoted as '{R}') and optional
arguments. The latter change depending on the selected simulation type and
code.
--no-colors
Disable the colors in the shell.
--version, -v
Print informations about the version of the source code and compilation
options.
aff3ct -H
Usage: ./bin/aff3ct -C <text> [optional args...]
Simulation parameter(s):
{R} --sim-cde-type, -C <text:including set={BCH|LDPC|POLAR|RA|REP|RS|RSC|RSC_DB|TPC|TURBO|TURBO_DB|UNCODED}>
Select the channel code family to simulate.
--sim-prec, -p <integer:including set={8|16|32|64}>
Specify the representation of the real numbers in the receiver part of the
chain.
--sim-type <text:including set={BFER|BFERI}>
Select the type of simulation (or communication chain skeleton).
Other parameter(s):
--Help, -H
Print the help like with the '--help, -h' parameter plus advanced
arguments (denoted as '{A}').
{A} --except-a2l
Enhance the backtrace when displaying exception. This change the program
addresses into filenames and lines. It may take some seconds to do this
work.
{A} --except-no-bt
Disable the backtrace display when running an exception.
{A} --full-legend
Display the legend with all modules details when launching the simulation.
--help, -h
Print the help with all the required (denoted as '{R}') and optional
arguments. The latter change depending on the selected simulation type and
code.
{A} --keys, -k
Display the parameter keys in the help.
--no-colors
Disable the colors in the shell.
{A} --no-legend
Disable the legend display (remove all the lines beginning by the '#'
character).
--version, -v
Print informations about the version of the source code and compilation
options.
aff3ct -v
aff3ct (Linux 64-bit, g++-5.4, AVX2) v2.1.1-48-g1c72c3d
Compilation options:
* Precision: 8/16/32/64-bit
* Polar bit packing: on
* Terminal colors: on
* Backtrace: on
* External strings: on
* MPI: off
* GSL: off
* MKL: off
Copyright (c) 2016-2018 - MIT license.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
aff3ct -h -k
Usage: ./bin/aff3ct -C <text> [optional args...]
Simulation parameter(s):
{R} --sim-cde-type, -C <text:including set={BCH|LDPC|POLAR|RA|REP|RS|RSC|RSC_DB|TPC|TURBO|TURBO_DB|UNCODED}>
[factory::Launcher::p+cde-type,C]
Select the channel code family to simulate.
--sim-prec, -p <integer:including set={8|16|32|64}>
[factory::Launcher::p+prec,p]
Specify the representation of the real numbers in the receiver part of the
chain.
--sim-type <text:including set={BFER|BFERI}>
[factory::Launcher::p+type]
Select the type of simulation (or communication chain skeleton).
Other parameter(s):
--Help, -H
[factory::Launcher::Help,H]
Print the help like with the '--help, -h' parameter plus advanced
arguments (denoted as '{A}').
--help, -h
[factory::Launcher::help,h]
Print the help with all the required (denoted as '{R}') and optional
arguments. The latter change depending on the selected simulation type and
code.
--no-colors
[factory::Launcher::no-colors]
Disable the colors in the shell.
--version, -v
[factory::Launcher::version,v]
Print informations about the version of the source code and compilation
options.
Note
This option works only on Unix based and if has been compiled <compilation_compiler_options>
with debug symbols (-g
compile flag) and without NDEBUG
macro (-DNDEBUG
flag).
Tip
Use this option when you want to complete an already existing simulation result file with new noise points. Pay attention to use >>
instead of >
to redirect the standard output in order to add results at the end of the file and not overwriting it.
This additional information can help to understand a problem in the simulation. Data can of course be redundant from one module to another.