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Aakeshavan
Last edited Oct 18, 2011
Created on Oct 18, 2011

This visualization tracks the build log of Boost 1.47.0, showing each file-copy action from `common.copy` entries as it installs headers and libraries to Homebrew’s Cellar directory. The code uses `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes and Canvas rendering to draw the evolving network of dependencies and copied files. It highlights the sequence of compilation steps, including ICU detection and MPI warnings, while visualizing the file system hierarchy as a directed graph. The data source is the raw gistfile1.txt output, parsed line-by-line to extract copy operations.

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