Open Source COBOL Documentation Software
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View 99 business solutionsBrowse free open source COBOL Documentation Software and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source COBOL Documentation Software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Coboldoc is a java web 2.0 style interface for analyzing COBOL. It maintains its own cross reference database for static & dynamic calls to help with impact analysis or for general COBOL surfing. It's also designed to run directly on z/OS
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PL1DOC is a documentation tool for PL1 projects entirely written in Java. It currently supports PL1 version 2.3 (later releases will be captured in the future). PL1DOC produces HTML output and provides a tagset to allow a rich annotation of source files.
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Analyzes programs (and projects) written in Cobol and generates information (HTML) for its easy reading, understanding and analysis.
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COBOL analyzer
show dependencies within COBOL programs
Look at the dependencies between COBOL programs and copybooks, and more. Allows the user to identify the programs using a particular copybook/subprogram or what copybooks/subprograms are used by particular program. -
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