What tool do I use if I want to visually display the programming structure and see the relationship between all objects?

Question

I consider myself a visual person, and sometimes it’s easier to find out if I can draw a diagram / image from it. My question is what tool do I use if I want to visually display the programming structure (e.g. .net) and see the relationship between all objects (such as classes and members).

Answer 1

You can try NDepend . The great Scott Hanselman discusses it here. Tons of visual dependency formats too. It looks like this is only for .NET.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

PERL script , Graphviz .

Answer 5

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UML, . Netbeans Java UML reverse engineering.

The class diagrams, however, are very low; they tell you a little (directly) about larger architectural topics. At this point, tools like Structure101 can be helpful in discovering architectural properties that you did not understand. They have a trial version and can also work with C and C ++.

Answer 6

I am the second Doxygen comment from Nick. I use Doxygen for C # .NET, and it generates class diagrams, inheritance diagrams, etc. Here is an informational post .