Printsp prints a list of special points of specified type on screen.
printsp [-h]
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-h | : | Display a usage message and exit with nonzero return value. |
run | : | Read branch data of run with qualified run name run. | ||||
pfile | : | Read branch data from p.*-file pfile. | ||||
- | : | Read branch data from standard input. | ||||
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Printsp prints on screen a list of special points of the run with qualified run name run in a format similar to the output generated by AUTO during a computation. If type is omitted, then printsp behaves exactly like printbd - it is just about a microsecond slower.
Printsp returns 0 on success and 1 if an error occurred or the -h switch was given.