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That example command generates the graph in memory, and then executes BFS on that graph. When the program terminates, that graph is lost.
To save a graph, you may want to consider writing it to a file with the converter
program. It accepts the same arguments for building the graph (such as -g 20
), however, you also need to give it an output type and filename. For example, the following will generate a 1 million vertex Kronecker graph and store the result in a file as a plaint-text edge list named kron20.el
:
$ ./converter -g 20 -e kron20.el
You may also want to peek at the Makefile used for the benchmark (https://github.com/sbeamer/gapbs/blob/master/benchmark/bench.mk) which also uses converter as well as a more efficient serialized graph format.
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Thanks, I was able to generate the graphs.
Can you please tell me where can I read more about the arguments passed in benchmark.mk for KRON and URAND:
https://github.com/sbeamer/gapbs/blob/master/benchmark/bench.mk#L86
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You can use the flag -h
to get the programs to print out their command line argument flag help information.
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Got it
Thanks again
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