mcdermot@merlin.unm.edu (John McDermott) (07/01/87)
References:
I am looking for a program which would take information in tabular form
and generate a graph. One example of such data would be state tables to
state diagrams. What I'm trying to do is generate a (pictoral) call
graph for a HUGE C program. I have the cross reference data and want
a picture of some sort: either "real" or character graphics.
For example, I have
foo bar, bas, fun
and I want something like
(foo) ----- (bar)
L _______(bas)
L _______(fun)
[hopefully not so ugly.] I can rework code to convert numbers to strings
or whatever, I just need SOMETHING. THANKS!
--john
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Albuquerque, NM 87131 H (505) 255-7796vns@mhres.UUCP (Gertjan Vinkesteyn) (07/02/87)
In article <579@unmvax.UNM.EDU>, mcdermot@merlin.unm.edu (John McDermott) writes: > I am looking for a program which would take information in tabular form > and generate a graph. There is an Icon program for that on the Icon distribution tape. Icon is also distributed on the Berkeley Unix tapes. -- Real-Name: Gertjan Vinkesteyn UUCP and other network: ..!seismo!mcvax!mhres!vns This note does not necessarily represent the position of Multihouse NV Therefore no liability or responsibility for whatever will be accepted.