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NAME

gfsmrmepsilon - Remove epsilon arcs from finite state machines

SYNOPSIS

gfsmrmepsilon [OPTIONS] BINFILE

 Arguments:
    BINFILE  Stored binary gfsm file

 Options
    -h       --help            Print help and exit.
    -V       --version         Print version and exit.
    -C       --connect         Connect output automaton?
    -zLEVEL  --compress=LEVEL  Specify compression level of output file.
    -FFILE   --output=FILE     Specifiy output file (default=stdout).

DESCRIPTION

Remove epsilon arcs from finite state machines

ARGUMENTS

BINFILE

Stored binary gfsm file

If unspecified, standard input will be read

OPTIONS

--help , -h

Print help and exit.

Default: '0'

--version , -V

Print version and exit.

Default: '0'

--connect , -C

Connect output automaton?

Default: '0'

If specified, output automaton will be connected.

--compress=LEVEL , -zLEVEL

Specify compression level of output file.

Default: '-1'

Specify zlib compression level of output file. -1 (default) indicates the default compression level, 0 (zero) indicates no zlib compression at all, and 9 indicates the best possible compression.

--output=FILE , -FFILE

Specifiy output file (default=stdout).

Default: '-'

ADDENDA

About this Document

Documentation file auto-generated by optgen.perl version 0.07 using Getopt::Gen version 0.13. Translation was initiated as:

   optgen.perl -l --no-handle-rcfile --nocfile --nohfile --notimestamp -F gfsmrmepsilon gfsmrmepsilon.gog

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

: No negative-cost epsilon cycles are allowed in the input automaton.
: Probably many more.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Perl by Larry Wall.

Getopt::Gen by Bryan Jurish.

AUTHOR

Bryan Jurish <moocow.bovine@gmail.com>