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killervastu

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I just happen to be writing an algorithm which follows similar concepts and the main thing you need to do is record what you have seen as you have gone along. It is actually quite easy when you get your mind around the loop and is only a matter of a decent database structure. For example, this is the database structure I chose:

backlinks table

column (int) ->linkid

column (int) ->backlink

 

linkdata table

column (int) ->linkid

column (int) ->backlinks (total)

column (varchar)->linkurl

 

pages table

column (int) ->linkid

column (varchar)->page

Using that database design you can simply insert newly discovered links into linkdata with backlinks being 1 upon insertion unless the link occurs multiple times in that page. So basically to track the backlinks or the number of depths you simply add the the backlinks variable if another instance of that link has been found along the track in the linkdata table. :)

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