Dear Haskelllers, I've reacently started with Haskell and during the Dutch Hackaton[3], I decided to generate graphs of dependencies. I was thinking about doing this for Java earlier, and that weekend I decided to write the tooling in Haskell. I've written two programs: hs2dot[1] and dotimate[2]. The first generates a dot file (Graphviz) from all .hs files below the current working directory. The second will take one or more dot files and call neato (from Graphviz) multiple times to generate frames of neato output from one to the next. Trying hs2dot and dotimate on two sequencial commits in the cabal/cabal-install/frames directory already gives me a way to complex and full graph. See attached. ==> My question is: What dependencies, if any, would be nice to graph, and/or which dependencies could I filter out to keep this from becoming a mess? Greetings, Bram Neijt [1] https://gist.github.com/bneijt/hs2dot [2] https://gist.github.com/bneijt/dotimate [3] http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/DHD_UHac#Utrecht_Hackathon
