Experimentation with parallelizing algorithms related to biconnected components
####Each project is now in their separate directory. You can use the code in graph-generator directory to generate random graphs and write them out to a file. The supported flags are defined in the main.cpp file, but some of the more useful ones for you will be these:
-n nvertices-> the number of vertices in the graph-m nedges-> the number of edges in the graph-o file_path-> write the graph to a file-d-> if specified, the graph will be a directed graph, otherwise by default it will be undirected.-c-> if specified, the graph will be connected, otherwise by default there is no guarantee that it will be connected.-k-> if specified, the graph will be a complete graph of size n (specified by the -n parameter) So if you want to specify an average degree per vertex, you would need to make sure the value of m/n is equal to the desired average degree.