FST2VCD(1)
β¨ FST2VCD(1) β¨ β like, the Filetype Conversion corner of the manual, bestie
okay so welcome to fst2vcd(1), the lil glow-up machine that takes your FST files and turns them into VCD files π
she's part of the Filetype Conversion crew and honestly? she ate.
πΈ NAME πΈ
fst2vcd β converts FST files to VCD, no cap π
π SYNTAX π
fst2vcd [option]... [FSTFILE]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so here's the vibe: fst2vcd takes FST files and converts them into VCD files. that's it, that's the whole personality β¨
and if you don't specify an output filename? no stress, bestie β the VCD just gets emitted to stdout instead. she'll just yap it right at you π¬
π OPTIONS π
-f,--fstname<filename> β tells her which FST input filename you want her to read. like, the source material, the moment, the main character π-o,--output<filename> β optionally names the VCD output filename. skip it and she goes straight to stdout, remember?-e,--extensionsβ emits FST extensions into the VCD. > β οΈ bestie listen: turning this on may create VCD files that other tools literally cannot read. it's giving chaos π« this one is generally meant to be a debugging tool, for when you're developing FST writer interfaces to simulators. so like, debug queen energy only, not a casual everyday slay.-h,--helpβ displays the help, then exits. the polite lil "here's how to use me" moment π«Ά
π EXAMPLES π
to run this program the standard way, you type:
fst2vcd filename.fst
and boom β the VCD conversion is emitted to stdout. iconic behaviour, honestly πβ¨
π AUTHORS π
Anthony Bybell <bybell@rocketmail.com> β the legend who made this happen π«‘
π SEE ALSO π
go read those too, iykyk π
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