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OovAide
C++, Java IDE with auto class, sequence, zone, dependency, diagrams
...Searching the web will bring up more information about oovcde at this time. The OovAide project is a C++ or Java analysis IDE for Windows or Linux with an automated multi-tasking build system, cross compiler support, an analysis tool based on CLang that creates UML class, component, sequence as well as zone and portion diagrams from C++ or Java source, static analysis and test coverage. The diagrams allow navigation through the source code, and can be edited manually and saved as .SVG files. It creates CMake files and can be built using Eclipse or CMake. ... -
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oovcde
C++ analysis IDE with auto class, sequence, zone, dependency, diagrams
The Oovcde project has been renamed to OovAide. Downloades from either location work for now. The Oovcde project is a C++ IDE for Windows or Linux with an automated multi-tasking build system, cross compiler support, an analysis tool based on CLang that creates UML class, component, sequence as well as zone and portion diagrams from C++ source, static analysis and test coverage. The diagrams allow navigation through the source code, and can be edited manually and saved as .SVG files. It creates CMake files and can be built using Eclipse or CMake. ... -
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iMorph is a multi-platform 3D morphological Tool for analyzing microstructure of porous media. It includes vizualization automatic segmentation, tortuosity and skeletization.
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