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-paxos-call-chain.dot describes to some detail the call chain involved in the
-Paxos algorithm, paying special consideration to the messages involved.
-
-This information is not easily obtainable by Doxygen, as it does not follow
-the call chain when messages are involved, since it becomes an async workflow.
-
-To obtain the graph one should run
-
-  dot -T<format> paxos-call-chain.dot -o paxos-call-chain.<format>
-
-e.g.,
-
-  dot -Tps paxos-call-chain.dot -o paxos-call-chain.ps
-
-or
-
-  dot -Tpng paxos-call-chain.dot -o paxos-call-chain.png
-
-It should do the trick.
-
-Also, for future reference, we consider that:
-  - boxed nodes refer to the Leader;
-  - elliptical nodes refer to the Peon;
-  - diamond shaped nodes refer to state changes;
-  - dotted lines illustrate a message being sent from the Leader to the Peon,
-  or vice-versa.
-