I have the same problem, so I am really interested in what you find out. We've put that dev on hold for now hoping we might luck out in the next few months and someone will develop something or point us to the right place.
We did consider another option which might work for you which is to call things through FFI/Alien. It's really going to depend on the scope and size of analysis you require as well as performance. Some of the more robust libraries in terms of features don't scale well or are difficult to call from Smalltalk, for example Boost Graph. Another option is there are some java libs, for example JUNG which you might be able to call from some of the Java interop libs that have been developed. I can't remember the names off hand, but I know there are least 2 decent libs in Pharo that let you call to the JVM. There's also Redline Smalltalk in the near future which would let you directly run your Smalltalk code in the JVM and then call a Java lib, but it's probably awhile before you want to consider that for production. Any other ideas from anyone? I agree that the libs we looked at were incomplete, too simple, or not up to date to even work at all on Pharo. I think we may just develop our own at some point, but we probably won't release anything for a long while to the public given our current dev priorities. -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Graph-library-in-Smalltalk-Need-for-advices-tp3092747p3092862.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
