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sccmap

Find strongly connected components in Graphviz graphs

TLDR

Find strongly connected components

$ sccmap [graph.dot]
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Output to file
$ sccmap -o [output.dot] [graph.dot]
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Show statistics
$ sccmap -v [graph.dot]
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Silent mode
$ sccmap -s [graph.dot]
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SYNOPSIS

sccmap [-o file] [-v] [-s] [options] files

DESCRIPTION

sccmap decomposes directed graphs into their strongly connected components (SCCs), where each SCC is a maximal set of nodes in which every node is reachable from every other node. It reads DOT format graphs and outputs each component as a separate subgraph.
With the -v flag, it reports statistics including the number and sizes of components, which is useful for understanding the structure of large directed graphs. Part of the Graphviz graph visualization package.

PARAMETERS

-o FILE

Output file.
-v
Verbose statistics.
-s
Silent mode.
-S N
Minimum component size.
-d
Output as subgraphs.

CAVEATS

Directed graphs only. DOT format input. Part of Graphviz package.

HISTORY

sccmap is part of Graphviz, the graph visualization software developed at AT&T Labs Research.

SEE ALSO

dot(1), neato(1), tred(1), ccomps(1)

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