digitalmars.D - import relationship diagrams?
- kris (4/4) Jun 16 2006 I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice
- Carlos Santander (5/10) Jun 16 2006 The name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I...
- kris (2/14) Jun 16 2006 Thank you!
- BCS (2/14) Jun 17 2006 It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).
- Justin C Calvarese (5/20) Jun 19 2006 I didn't run it through the ringer, but it seemed to work for me with a
- BCS (2/26) Jun 21 2006 What did you use for graphical display?
I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? Thx
Jun 16 2006
kris escribió:I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore. -- Carlos Santander Bernal
Jun 16 2006
kris <foo bar.com> Carlos Santander wrote:kris escribió:Thank you!I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 16 2006
Carlos Santander wrote:kris escribió:It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 17 2006
BCS wrote:Carlos Santander wrote:I didn't run it through the ringer, but it seemed to work for me with a recent version of DMD (it might have been .160). -- jcc7kris escribió:It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 19 2006
Justin C Calvarese wrote:BCS wrote:What did you use for graphical display?Carlos Santander wrote:I didn't run it through the ringer, but it seemed to work for me with a recent version of DMD (it might have been .160).kris escribió:It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 21 2006
BCS wrote:Justin C Calvarese wrote:Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/BCS wrote:What did you use for graphical display?Carlos Santander wrote:I didn't run it through the ringer, but it seemed to work for me with a recent version of DMD (it might have been .160).kris escribió:It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 21 2006
kris wrote:BCS wrote:Found that. That page is a maze. But then again, what should you expect from people that deal with relationship graphs for fun and profit.What did you use for graphical display?Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/
Jun 21 2006
BCS wrote:kris wrote:lol!BCS wrote:Found that. That page is a maze. But then again, what should you expect from people that deal with relationship graphs for fun and profit.What did you use for graphical display?Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/
Jun 21 2006
In article <e7c992$k5r$1 digitaldaemon.com>, BCS says...Justin C Calvarese wrote:GraphViz (http://graphviz.org/). Since the official webpage is a little out-of-date (the GraphViz link is wrong), I created a wiki page where D users could give each out hints on usage: http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?Dimple jcc7BCS wrote:What did you use for graphical display?Carlos Santander wrote:I didn't run it through the ringer, but it seemed to work for me with a recent version of DMD (it might have been .160).kris escribió:It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine).I recall there was a program released, ages ago, that generated a nice diagram of import relationships between a set of mudules ... does anyone remember what that was called? Or know where it lives nowadays? ThxThe name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore.
Jun 22 2006