.\"  Creator: dot version 1.10 (Wed Oct 29 15:31:07 CST 2003)
.\"  For: (fsw-web) Kim Lo
.\"  Title: G
.\"  save point size and font
.nr .S \n(.s
.nr DF \n(.f
.PS 1.80556 0.30556
# to change drawing size, multiply the width and height on the .PS line above and the number on the two lines below (rounded to the nearest integer) by a scale factor
.nr SF 1806
scalethickness = 1806
# don't change anything below this line in this drawing
# non-fatal run-time pic version determination, version 2
boxrad=2.0 # will be reset to 0.0 by gpic only
scale=1.0 # required for comparisons
# boxrad is now 0.0 in gpic, else it remains 2.0
# dashwid is 0.1 in 10th Edition, 0.05 in DWB 2 and in gpic
# fillval is 0.3 in 10th Edition (fill 0 means black), 0.5 in gpic (fill 0 means white), undefined in DWB 2
# fill has no meaning in DWB 2, gpic can use fill or filled, 10th Edition uses fill only
# DWB 2 doesn't use fill and doesn't define fillval
# reset works in gpic and 10th edition, but isn't defined in DWB 2
# DWB 2 compatibility definitions
if boxrad > 1.0 && dashwid < 0.075 then X
	fillval = 1;
	define fill Y Y;
	define solid Y Y;
	define reset Y scale=1.0 Y;
X
reset # set to known state
# GNU pic vs. 10th Edition d\(e'tente
if fillval > 0.4 then X
	define setfillval Y fillval = 1 - Y;
	define bold Y thickness 2 Y;
	# if you use gpic and it barfs on encountering "solid",
	#	install a more recent version of gpic or switch to DWB or 10th Edition pic;
	#	sorry, the groff folks changed gpic; send any complaint to them;
X else Z
	define setfillval Y fillval = Y;
	define bold Y Y;
	define filled Y fill Y;
Z
# arrowhead has no meaning in DWB 2, arrowhead = 7 makes filled arrowheads in gpic and in 10th Edition
# arrowhead is undefined in DWB 2, initially 1 in gpic, 2 in 10th Edition
arrowhead = 7 # not used by graphviz
# GNU pic supports a boxrad variable to draw boxes with rounded corners; DWB and 10th Ed. do not
boxrad = 0 # no rounded corners in graphviz
# GNU pic supports a linethick variable to set line thickness; DWB and 10th Ed. do not
linethick = 0; oldlinethick = linethick
# .PS w/o args causes GNU pic to scale drawing to fit 8.5x11 paper; DWB does not
# maxpsht and maxpswid have no meaning in DWB 2.0, set page boundaries in gpic and in 10th Edition
# maxpsht and maxpswid are predefined to 11.0 and 8.5 in gpic
maxpsht = 0.305556
maxpswid = 1.805556
Dot: [
define attrs0 % %; define unfilled % %; define rounded % %; define diagonals % %
setfillval 0.000000
setfillval 0.000000
.ft R 
.ps 10*\n(SFu/1806u
#	cmd_noop
{
define attrs1 % %
define attrs1 % bold %
box attrs1 wid 0.50000 ht 0.25000 at (0.36111,0.15278);
{
define attrs2 % %
setfillval 0.000000
"noop" at (0.36111,0.14352);
}
linethick = oldlinethick
}
linethick = oldlinethick
#	LSM
{
define attrs1 % %
define attrs1 % bold %
ellipse attrs1 wid 0.55556 ht 0.30556 at (1.40278,0.15278);
{
define attrs2 % %
setfillval 0.000000
"LSM" at (1.40278,0.14352);
}
linethick = oldlinethick
}
linethick = oldlinethick
#	cmd_noop -> LSM
{
define attrs1 % %
define attrs1 % bold %
P0: (0.61111,0.15278)
P1: (0.64485,0.15278)
P2: (0.67933,0.15278)
P3: (0.71449,0.15278)
P4: (0.75022,0.15278)
P5: (0.78646,0.15278)
P6: (0.82311,0.15278)
P7: (0.86010,0.15278)
P8: (0.89733,0.15278)
P9: (0.93474,0.15278)
P10: (0.97222,0.15278)
move to P0; line attrs1 to P1 then to P2
move to P2; line attrs1 to P3 then to P4
move to P4; line attrs1 to P5 then to P6
move to P6; line attrs1 to P7 then to P8
move to P8; line attrs1 to P9 then to P10
{
define attrs2 % %
define attrs2 % solid %
define attrs2 % %
oldlinethick = linethick;linethick = 1 * scalethickness / 1806
P0: (0.97222,0.19444)
P1: (1.11111,0.15278)
P2: (0.97222,0.12500)
move to P0; line attrs2 to P1
move to P1; line attrs2 to P2
move to P2; line attrs2 to P0
}
linethick = oldlinethick
}
linethick = oldlinethick
]
.PE
.\"  restore point size and font
.ps \n(.S
.ft \n(DF