The promised diagrams

[William Liquorice]

Hello everyone,

I just exported the .dia files to SVG. All of them are pretty scruffy 
right now, these are just how I left them when I gave up on my Rust 
project.

The big "gnunet" diagram is pretty much a recreation if the full 
architecture diagram. It has grown rather organically, and I tried to 
lay things out to minimise tangling of different systems. The others are 
in various states of organisation.

The key to interpreting them is much like the architecture diagram:
        * Double-barred boxes are applications
        * Hexagons are services
        * Diamonds are libraries
	* Solid black arrows are dependencies (start point depends on the end 
point).
        * Solid blue arrows indicate that the start point plugs into the end 
point.
        * The (very rare) dashed black arrow is an "indirect dependency"

If there's a way to keep path nodes locked to specific points on other 
objects in an SVG file, I think I would make new SVG originals, because 
the Dia diagrams all look a bit naff and the program is a bit difficult 
to work with anyway.

Let me know what you think!

        - William

gnunet.dia
Description: application/dia-diagram

gnunet.svg
Description: image/svg

gnunet_central.dia
Description: application/dia-diagram

gnunet_central.svg
Description: image/svg

gnunet_gns.dia
Description: application/dia-diagram

gnunet_gns.svg
Description: image/svg

gnunet_vpn.dia
Description: application/dia-diagram

gnunet_vpn.svg
Description: image/svg