[Nauty] Re: using nauty from C++
Rosen Zlatarski
rsz12345678 at yahoo.com
Thu Feb 12 19:53:01 EST 2004
Hello!
I am Rosen Zlatarski.
Unfortunately, I can not give you completed C++ code
for nauty. From my experience I concluded that this is
a hard problem which will take a long time. I
succeeded to run my program but when I make some
changes, usually I meet compatibility errors. One of
the reasons is that the implementation of iostream
library is not enough compatible with nauty. I worked
with VC 6. My advice is to use nauty C functions, for
example dred(), in different C source file. For dred()
is already done of course. I recommend to compile
nauty files then compile source files in your project
and link them with nauty object files. First of all,
you need to modify in nauty the #directives for
compatibility. If you are interested in VC I can send
you my files. There is a disadvantage, the #directives
for calculating the CPU time do not work.
Rosen
--- Brendan McKay <bdm at cs.anu.edu.au> wrote: > *
ROMAN BOBER <roman300178 at yahoo.com> [040211
> 23:46]:
> > Hello!
> > I would like to know how can I integrate the nauty
> > package in my c++ code? Especially I need to make
> all
> > possibles automorphisms of my Graph classes with
> the
> > package.What should my makefile look?
>
> A number of people have mentioned to me that they
> developed a set
> of interfaces for using nauty from C++, but I don't
> have any of them.
> I'm also not a C++ guru so wouldn't want to try
> developing one by myself.
> On the other hand, it would be good to have a
> "standard" way of using
> nauty in C++ that could be distributed along with
> nauty.
>
> So, a question to this group: do you have such code
> that you would be
> willing to share?
>
> Brendan.
>
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