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    Default UML Diagrams

    Hi everyone,

    is there a tool to generate UML Diagrams from a given code?

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    Default Re: UML Diagrams

    google? try "uml generator c++" or better "reverse engineering c++"
    list of UML tools, and wikipedia

    if you are using Visual Studio, you can install MS Visio. Within VS: Project > Visio UML > Reverse Engineering

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    I use Umbrello: http://uml.sourceforge.net/
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    Default Re: UML Diagrams

    How about doxygen?

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    Default Re: UML Diagrams

    According to the Doxygen wiki page, Doxygen can use GraphViz to generate diagrams including class hierarchies and collaboration for C++, Java and Python.
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