Hello, All!
Could somebody recommend good DA-C tool for embedded software, free prefferably :) for Win32 platform (in near future Linux platfrom will be in demand). I would like to use mostly functions for building code structure charts, flow charts, documenting sources etc. After googlin I've found a bunch of tools, but because of I've never used it before I can't make a reasonable decision.
With best regards, Roman Mashak. E-mail: snipped-for-privacy@tusur.ru
In article , Roman Mashak writes
DA-C from Ristancase
So you are going to work for free? I assume if you don't want to pay for tools the SW you develop will be free as well?
SO try out all the free ones and see which ones work. then try out the demo's of the commercial ones and see which ones are better.
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Hello, Chris! You wrote on Mon, 5 Jul 2004 07:36:07 +0100:
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I downloaded the trial version, it seems really good. But I didn't find few features I expected, may be I was inaccurate: for example, how can I get the total list of functions, I want to search, in my project ?
[skip] ??>> I would like to use mostly functions for building code structure ??>> charts, flow charts, documenting sources etc. After googlin I've ??>> found a bunch of tools, but because of I've never used it before I ??>> can't make a reasonable decision.CH> SO try out all the free ones and see which ones work. then try out the CH> demo's of the commercial ones and see which ones are better.
With best regards, Roman Mashak. E-mail: snipped-for-privacy@tusur.ru
Hello, Chris! You wrote on Mon, 5 Jul 2004 07:36:07 +0100:
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Well, I'd like to express some my impressions :) I also downloaded trial version of "Source Insight"
With best regards, Roman Mashak. E-mail: snipped-for-privacy@tusur.ru
SI allows efficient and fast navigation and overview in large projects. I think it's worth the money although I had some problems with their support and therefore didn't buy a license. I still use a "simple" editor (MED) - my projects are so small that I don't need SI's advanced navigation capabilities.
Have also a look at doxygen for static documentation. It's free and good, and you have no writing overhead.
Oliver
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