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
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
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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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