Figure 1
Simple Dependency Structure for Example in the Text. This assumes that the directory had a collection of files named 0.txt, 1.txt,…
Figure 2
Output of jug status. The $ sign shown is the command line prompt, and the status subcommand was run. At this point, nothing has been run. The output has been edited for space reasons (spacing columns were removed).
Figure 3
Interaction with jug shell. The value function loads and returns the result from any task. The final line has been edited (marked with …) for presentation purposes.
Figure 4
Dependency Structure for second example in the Text. The fan-out/fan-in structure is typical (it is an instance of the map-reduce framework).
Figure 5
Dependency Structure for second example in the Text generated by the jug graph command. The numbers encode the number of tasks waiting (W), ready to be run (E), running (R), or finished (F).