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Use when writing an end-to-end Madagascar processing flow for a named geophysical task (NMO, migration, well-tie, denoising, dataset fetch, etc.) — teaches how to discover the right recipe in book/ and adapt it.

Use when composing a Madagascar data-processing pipeline from existing sf* programs — includes discovery, parameter conventions, and piping patterns.

Use when writing or modifying an SConstruct file that drives a Madagascar data-processing flow (Flow/Plot/Result/Fetch/Command).

Use when authoring a new Madagascar sf* main program in C (the reference implementation — all other language APIs wrap this).

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Chapel.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in C++.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Fortran 77.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Fortran 90.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Java.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Julia.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in MATLAB.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in GNU Octave.

Use when authoring a Madagascar sf* main program in Python (fast prototyping with numpy).

Use when creating a new sf* main program — shared conventions that apply regardless of language (file naming, self-documentation, parameter style, build integration).

Use when producing or debugging a vplot visualization in Madagascar — grey, graph, wiggle, contour, dots, overlays, and label escape codes.

Use when inspecting, modifying, or debugging an RSF file, its headers, or its binary data placement.