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  1. lddot (graphically display shared library dependencies)
  2. lddot is a wrapper over ldd, which produces output in Graphviz format.
  3. Although not strictly required for lddot to run, it's *highly*
  4. recommended to install graphviz and/or graph-easy. One of these will
  5. be required to convert lddot's output into a visible graph.
  6. Examples:
  7. # Replace boxart with ascii, if your terminal doesn't support Unicode.
  8. lddot /bin/bash | graph-easy --as boxart
  9. # This looks like the Death Star.
  10. lddot /usr/bin/xterm | circo -Tpng > graph.png
  11. Note: the example in the man page requires a terminal at least 120
  12. columns wide, to format correctly.