Order mutation IDs, down edges optional, gperf support #13
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Serialize mutations using getMutationsToNodeOrdered() which ensures that the MutationID order matches the (position, allele) sort order upon deserialization. If you have an "old" GRG that does not have sorted MutationIDs, just reserialize it: `./grgl old.grg -o new.grg` Make down edges optional on deserialization, just like up edges are. Compile-time support for gperf CPU profiling in the CMakeList. Just download the appropriate release of gperf source, build it, and then build grgl with -DENABLE_CPU_PROF=ON A GRG can be checked for mutation ID ordering via mutationsAreOrdered() (C++) and mutations_are_ordered (Python).
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Serialize mutations using getMutationsToNodeOrdered() which ensures that the MutationID order matches the (position, allele) sort order upon deserialization. If you have an "old" GRG that does not have sorted MutationIDs, just reserialize it:
./grgl old.grg -o new.grgMake down edges optional on deserialization, just like up edges are.
Compile-time support for gperf CPU profiling in the CMakeList. Just download the appropriate release of gperf source, build it, and then build grgl with -DENABLE_CPU_PROF=ON
A GRG can be checked for mutation ID ordering via
mutationsAreOrdered() (C++) and mutations_are_ordered (Python).