Examples

Contents

Visualization Examples
- Introduction
- Kernels
  - Linux
  - NetBSD
  - FreeBSD
  - OpenSolaris
  - Hurd
  - Xnu, MacOS
  - Windows
  - Xv6 (edu)
  - Funk (OCaml)
- Full operating systems
- Editors
- Compilers
  - gcc
  - Flex/bison
  - LLVM
  - OCaml
  - Ghc
  - Hugs
  - Merd
  - lcc (edu)
  - tinyCC (edu)
  - Min-caml (edu)
- Full development toolset
- Hardware
- Programmer tools
  - darcs
  - git
  - subversion
  - cvs
  - rcs
  - Make
  - Gdb
  - Valgrind
  - Ctags/scsope
  - Dokuwiki
  - Coccinelle
- Core Libraries
- Other Libraries
  - Cairo
  - Dbus
  - Mesa
  - TinyGL (edu)
  - Gtk
- X
  - Xorg
  - NanoX (edu)
- Core utilities
  - Gnu utilities
- pfff

Visualization Examples

Introduction

Here are some treemaps generated by pfff_visual. The screenshots below of pfff_visual were taken with the -ss 1 flag to generate small screen size windows. Using pfff_visual on a big monitor will give better pictures and will also allow you to interactively navigate and search the codebase.

Some software below have the (edu) tag meaning they have IMHO an educational value by being small and/or elegant. Some are also tagged with (OCaml)) or (Haskell).

This page contains developer-oriented and core software. See Examples2 for more user-oriented software. See also Main for documentation on pfff and Pfff_visual for documentation on the visualizer.

Examples

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