Open mwherman2000 opened 8 years ago
Well, that's one of my latest graphs. It is control flow graph built from x86 assembly. Using Sugiyama layout and rectilinear edge routing.
Smaller:
From: http://blog.vdisasm.com/2016/05/folding-if-then-else-structures.html http://blog.vdisasm.com/2016/04/code-analyzer-graphs.html
Here is my Customer Care WorkFlow editor (wip). Some graphs have over 500 nodes. This one is the smallest, with just 20.
Thank you for posting these graphs.
JTealdi, have you considered using BPMN or ArchiMate shapes for your workflow editor?
Yep. I´ll eventually modify my DrawNodeDelegate to add new shapes. As it is, it only handles fillcolor to make gradients.
The old workflows were designed in Visio, so I'm aiming to recreate some of the shapes they're using. I don't have much experience with Drawing.Graphics, so any advice/example code is welcome :D
This is a soon to be released tool (thanks for fixing that triangle bug ;) that I want use graphmaps to find relationships between executing threads by and other hard to determine relationships that might lead to security issues (TOCTOU, or race conditions).
This is the graph I generated for the UEFI codebase.
This is a soon to be released tool (thanks for fixing that triangle bug ;) that I want use graphmaps to find relationships between executing threads by and other hard to determine relationships that might lead to security issues (TOCTOU, or race conditions).
Is this using web MSAGL or the one for winforms.
Graphmaps is build on top of WPF.
That is, create a visual gallery of the types of real/demo visualizations you've created?
Thank you, Michael Herman (Toronto)