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pbg_rm - remove a partitioned BCG graph
pbg_rm filename[.pbg]
pbg_rm removes
filename.pbg, which is a partitioned BCG graph
encoded in the PBG format. It also removes all the BCG fragments and log
fragments referred to in
filename.pbg (these fragments being stored either
on the local machine or on remote machines).
The grid configuration file
referred to in filename.pbg is not removed, as this file may be used by
other PBG files than filename.pbg.
The difference between pbg_rm and the
UNIX command rm is that pbg_rm does a "deep" removal, whereas rm does a
"shallow" removal (only filename.pbg is removed, but not its associated
fragments).
Refer to the distributor
manual page for details about
the GCF and PBG formats.
Exit status is 0 if everything is alright,
1 otherwise.
An early prototype was written by Jerome Fereyre and
Hubert Garavel. The current version was developed by Wendelin Serwe and
Hubert Garavel (INRIA Rhone-Alpes).
- filename.pbg
- partitioned BCG
graph (input)
The binary code of
pbg_rm is available in $CADP/bin.`arch`/pbg_rm.
bcg
,
bcg_merge
,
distributor
,
pbg_cp
,
pbg_info
,
pbg_mv
,
pbg_open
Additional information
is available from the CADP Web page located at http://cadp.inria.fr
Directives
for installation are given in file $CADP/INSTALLATION.
Recent changes and
improvements to this software are reported and commented in file $CADP/HISTORY.
pbg_rm was not designed to ensure atomic transactions. If an error occurs
while removing certain fragments, other fragments might nevertheless be
removed. In such case, error messages will be displayed on the standard
output, and
filename.pbg will in general be no longer usable after invoking
pbg_rm.
Please report other bugs to cadp@inria.fr
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