lis_output(3f)
π lis_output(3f) β the Lis Library Functions era π
okay bestie, listen up, we're doing lis_output from the Lis Library Functions and honestly? it's giving "just save my stuff to a file" and I am obsessed π
β¨ NAME β¨
lis_output β write the matrix and vector data π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
subroutine lis_output(LIS_MATRIX A, LIS_VECTOR b, LIS_VECTOR x,
LIS_INTEGER format, char *filename, LIS_INTEGER ierr);
no cap, that's the whole signature, copy it exactly bestie, don't freestyle it π
π DESCRIPTION π
so basically it writes the matrix and vector data out to an external file. that's it. that's the whole vibe. your data leaves the program and goes and lives in a file. iconic β¨
π«Ά INPUT π«Ά
Aβ the matrix π like, THE matrix. the main character.bβ the right hand side vector. and listen, if you're not writing any vector to the external file, thenNULLmust be input here. no vibes, no vector,NULL. periodt.xβ the solution. same rule bestie: if no vector is written to the external file, thenNULLmust be input. don't be out here passing a real vector when you said you didn't want one πformatβ the format of the output file, and there's exactly one option on the menu:LIS_FMT_MMβ the Matrix Market format π
filenameβ the destination file π where your data is moving to. its new home.
π OUTPUT π
None.
literally nothing comes back out. no return vibes. the file is the output. iykyk π
β SEE ALSO β
okay so that's the whole page bestie, and the cute little sign-off down at the bottom of the original said it's a man page from 6 Sep 2012, filed under lis_output(3f) β so yeah, this page is technically a whole adult and still slaying π
πΈ go write some Matrix Market files, you've got this π¦π
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