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| Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? gerlek@dis.cse.ogi.edu (1993-12-07) |
| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? gm@informatik.uni-rostock.de (1993-12-08) |
| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? jonass@dit.lth.se (1993-12-08) |
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| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? mfr@informatik.Uni-Bremen.DE (1993-12-09) |
| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? pardo@cs.washington.edu (1993-12-10) |
| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? Dirk.Craeynest@cs.kuleuven.ac.be (1993-12-10) |
| Re: Graph-drawing tool -- what do you use? ivan@cadence.com (1993-12-11) |
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| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers,comp.windows.x.apps |
| From: | gm@informatik.uni-rostock.de (Guenter Millahn) |
| Keywords: | code |
| Organization: | University of Rostock, CS Dept. (Germany) |
| References: | 93-12-028 |
| Date: | Wed, 8 Dec 1993 01:16:32 GMT |
Michael Gerlek (gerlek@dis.cse.ogi.edu) wrote:
> I'm interested in hearing what others out there use for drawing graphs,
> specifically for use in compiler development -- i.e. CFGs, various trees,
> etc. Both commercial packages and freeware/shareware are okay.
> I'm looking for a tool that runs under X and can dump postscript. ...
We are using xfig/transfig. It's a fine drawing tool running
with X11. It outputs various different formats e.g. PS, EPS
LaTeX, XBM, ...
If you use the LaTeX output capabilities you can include your
drawings in your LaTeX edited files.
You'll find the packages on ftp.x.org:/xcontrib or a
X11 stuff contributing site near you.
Hoe this helps.
Best regards, Guenter
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Guenter Millahn, Systems and Network Administrator
Technical University of Cottbus, Computer Science Department
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