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    • 20/10/2004 at 3:30 pm #3535
      Anonymous
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      hey,

      does anyone know a good UML tool which produces class stubs for C++. I’ve been using togetherJ and posideon for Java stuff for a good while. But the current project im starting on is an all C++ one and i was hoping to cut out some of the hand coded stuff.

      i.e

      class Blah
      {
      public:
      void foo();
      private:
      int bar;
      };

      Oh also this tool must be free or at least 30 free trial (should have the thing designed in 4-5 hours anyway).

      cheers,

      peter

    • 20/10/2004 at 4:03 pm #15238
      Anonymous
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      Only tool I’ve ever used to do anything like than is “Rational Rose”.
      Think its a pretty widely used product so there could very well be a downloadable trial version.
      Don’t know of any others I’m afraid.

    • 20/10/2004 at 4:12 pm #15240
      Anonymous
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      yeah i thought about that ah right its meant to be very poorly constructed and difficult to work with.
      but ill try for a trial cheers.

    • 20/10/2004 at 4:29 pm #15241
      Anonymous
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      Sounds about right….its a MS product isn’t it.

    • 20/10/2004 at 4:35 pm #15242
      Anonymous
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      nah its IBM. But i think they bought out the company who developed it or possibly just that suite of tools.
      so on reflection ibm stuff is generally pretty decent. ive been using eclipse ide for over 2 years and very little complaint. except recently the think shuts itself down and when you reload your project is all over the shop.

    • 20/10/2004 at 5:02 pm #15243
      Anonymous
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      you could also try Visio which IS an MS product but one of the better ones… don’t know if it produces class stubs though

    • 20/10/2004 at 9:20 pm #15246
      Anonymous
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      I think Visio does allow you to produce class stubs but I haven’t done it myself so that’s a second hand opinion at best.

      I would agree that Visio is a pretty solid product, this opinion I claim as my own! :-)

    • 21/10/2004 at 8:55 am #15247
      Anonymous
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      cheers lads,

      ill give a look at viso

    • 23/10/2004 at 4:51 pm #15297
      Anonymous
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      personally I think Rational Rose 4.0 is the best UML package on the market, even despite it’s quirks…

      However, the last project I worked on we used Magic Draw UML, and that’s a nice tool

      see http://www.magicdraw.com

      There is a nice free reader for ppl that want to read your uml, but don’t want to purchase the editor.

      Thoradh

    • 05/05/2005 at 9:07 pm #20706
      Anonymous
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      I’m on the lookout for one of these too.

      In the past I’ve used ‘Together’ from Borland

      Hated it with a passion… It’s possibly the most unresponsive piece of software this side of a java mobile game.

    • 06/05/2005 at 8:49 am #20714
      Anonymous
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      i actually solved this problem.
      i got the professional edition of posideon, produces stubs for numerous languages.
      easy to use also.

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