import relationship diagrams?

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

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? > > Thx The 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

Carlos Santander wrote: > 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? >> >> Thx > > > The name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore. > Thank you!

BCS wrote: > Carlos Santander wrote: >> 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? >>> >>> Thx >> >> >> The name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore. >> > It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine). 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). -- jcc7

Justin C Calvarese wrote: > BCS wrote: > >> Carlos Santander wrote: >> >>> 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? >>>> >>>> Thx >>> >>> >>> >>> The name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore. >>> >> It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine). > > > 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). > What did you use for graphical display?

BCS wrote: > Justin C Calvarese wrote: > >> BCS wrote: >> >>> Carlos Santander wrote: >>> >>>> 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? >>>>> >>>>> Thx >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> The name was Dimple. The site is http://www.shfls.org/w/d/dimple/, but I don't know if it compiles anymore. >>>> >>> It compiled under .160, I didn't try linking yet (wrong mechine). >> >> >> >> 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). >> > > What did you use for graphical display? Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/

kris wrote: > BCS wrote: >> >> What did you use for graphical display? > > > Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/ 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.

BCS wrote: > kris wrote: > >> BCS wrote: >> >>> >>> What did you use for graphical display? >> >> >> >> Dimple emits text files intended for use with the ATT Graphviz package: http://graphviz.org/ > > > 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. lol!