Tool for visualisation of graph reduction step by step
Hello, It has already been asked for on this list, and I think one does not exist, however: (a) Does anyone know of a tool for the stepwise visualisation of graph reduction? I am aware that it could only be used for minimal examples and that the output would be a bit implementation-specific. My interest is not debugging, but simply producing presentation slides. (b) What tools do people use for plotting static program graphs, such as those in books, papers and slides? I am currently using graphviz (dot) but I am not being able to tame it to make the graphs look good and proper for papers and slides. I also have a minimal interpreter, which can currently output each step to graphviz, but it still does not handle enough of the language to be usable and I don't want to divert the focus of my work. Thank you very much, Miguel Lopes Santos Ramos
Miguel Ramos <org.haskell <at> miguel.ramos.name> writes:
tool for the stepwise visualisation of graph reduction?
I'm pretty sure the Graph Transformation community has lots. A typical venue is http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/icgt2012/ - J.W.
Qui, 2013-11-14 às 15:11 +0000, Johannes Waldmann escreveu:
Miguel Ramos <org.haskell <at> miguel.ramos.name> writes:
tool for the stepwise visualisation of graph reduction?
I'm pretty sure the Graph Transformation community has lots. A typical venue is http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/icgt2012/
- J.W.
Thanks, your tip made me find the following two: - Porgy, a bit too interactive for what I want, but interesting - Anagopos, seems to be perfect for big graphs in 3D, I'll probably use this latter on for more complex graphs. Greetings, M.R.
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