hi everybody~! do you guys know tools to draw flow charts? if you know, let me know it. it'd be better to me if the tools could generate souce codes automatically.
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does anybody know tools to draw flow charts?
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BetterState VisualState
Both of the above dongled
sinelaboreRT Doesn't appear to be dongled but I haven't tried it yet.
Robert
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MS Visio is a fabulous app. Expensive, though.
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There is an ideal tool for this, however it requires slight intelligence to operate. Try an HB pencil and a pad of white paper.
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Simulink and stateflow, it also generates C source code.
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Hmmm, I prefer graph paper with faint lines. A flowcharting template helps, too. :-)
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Same description fits Autocad, and code generation is a simple matter of AutoLisp coding, but of coures the generated code can be in any language you like.
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It fails to generate code automatically....
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It does if you've got the right tools (code monkeys... :-)
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Right :-)
OTOH, there is other aspect worth mentioning about the paper and pencil fetishists: before pratical computer graphics programs for creating flow charts the manual approach also required a lot of eraser and tear off of paper as small editing in the diagram was a chore.
Some more crafty used scissors and glue to insert symbols or the use of connectors to other pages. All that wasted a lot of time...
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FWIW,
Dia has recently had an upgrade, and allows flow charts, UML, and various domain specific diagram libraries ... like Visio, only free(er) (GPL?).
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classic (original) web site:
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latest (new web site) code:
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binaries exist for Windows for those in the OS challenged classes ...
Cheers, Rob Sciuk