NautyPP is a wrapper for nauty in multithreaded C++ context.
It allows you to test/compute properties on every graphs generated by geng or every tree generated by gentreeg.
More precisely, you can have one thread running geng (or gentreeg) and feeding the generated graphs to workers
running some computations.
See the repo on GitHub.
Be sure you have downloaded and compiled nauty at first (see the README in the downloaded zip for more informations).
Remark: when executing ./configure, be sure to provide the parameter --enable-tls to enable thread local storage
and to make sure that nauty behaves as expected in a multithreaded context!
Your environment variable CPATH must also contain a path to a directory containing a subdirectory nauty containing
all the headers of the nauty source code.
Make sure you also have set an environment variable NAUTY_SRC_PATH containing the path to the source and compiled
files of nauty. Example: export NAUTY_SRC_PATH=~/includes/nauty/.
If you don't want/can't set an environment variable, you can add it as a variable in the Makefile.
Compilation will create directories ./obj/ and ./lib/ for respectively object files and the compiled static libraries.
Choose where to install the static library and the include files, and modify the variables INSTALL_INCLUDES_PATHand
INSTALL_LIB_PATH accordingly in the Makefile. If the directories do not exist, they will be created.
Then simply run $ make install to install nautypp.
When compiling, be sure to correctly link the library and the header files, either using the -I and -L parameters
with g++ or by updating the environment variables CPATH and LIBRARY_PATH (using export).
Examples of use can be found in the examples directory.