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When there is a graph, it can show what to work on. Exhibit A. #curl
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg://

maybe the obvious question, but what did you use to generate the graph please?
in reply to Richard Hughes

@hughsie pmccabe for getting complexity/function size data, git for getting the files from various tags over time, perl to glue it all together and then finally I gnuplot everything into SVG images
in reply to Richard Hughes

@hughsie you'll see that I like generating a CSV file with the script that I then let gnuplot render the image from. It makes them two distinct steps that are easy to debug and work on separately.