| Free source code diagramming software offerred [message #10673] |
Thu, 18 December 1997 00:00 |
Mitchell R Grunes
Messages: 3
Registered: December 1997
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For what it is worth (no really recent changes), my
diagramming software (written in Fortran; draws lines next
to the code using ASCII characters or PC graphics to
show the start and end of routines, blocks, loops... is
available at www.digizen.net/members/grunesm/diagram.
This sort of thing can be useful when trying to figure
out other people's huge programs, or for your own if
they grow too big.
Within that directory,
diagramc.for diagrams C/C++/Java code.
diagramf.for diagrams Fortran code, including F90.
diagrami.for diagrams IDL/PV-WAVE code.
I also put in some scripts in that directory for Unix, DOS,
and VMS which run the things without answering all my
silly questions. See the source code for file names.
I apologize to all the non-Fortran users who can't run this.
You could always use f2c to translate it to C, but that's
too complicated for me to do here, because f2c requires you to
build and use its libraries.
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