[ale] C/C++ Documentation program

[Tim Watts]

If you have access to some decent UML tools they can usually do some
reverse analysis from source code.  Alas, all the FOSS UML tools I'm
aware of are pretty rudimentary. They can reverse to static structure
diagrams but nothing like sequence or activity diagrams.

I've used Umbrello in the past but it's been a while.  It's KDE-based.
Worth a look though.

In the commercial domain there's Rational (and some better ones but the
names escape me at the moment).


On Mon, 2012-03-05 at 14:02 -0500, Calvin Harrigan wrote:
> Not qui
> Please forgive if what I'm about to type isn't completely clear.  I'm 
> not sure such a thing exists so it makes it difficult to put in words.
> 
> I was just handed a , let's call it, a poorly documented C/C++ program 
> for an embedded system.  There are changes that need to be made 
> throughout.  I know how the system works at a hardware level, but what I 
> really need to create is a bit of a flow chart, function/procedure call 
> map for the entire project.  You know a map that shows all the other 
> functions (in what files) the main.cpp file calls in order if possible. 
>   Does such a beast exists?
> 
> Thanks
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