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The object-oriented modeling tool enables you to design and store diagrams (included in the ICONIX design process) in text and graphics, analyze the contents of diagrams, and create project reports. Diagrams are defined using a simple and intuitive language PlantUML. For the full operation of the application, graphviz is required. Link: https://graphviz.org/ Report an error or suggest an improvement: https://bitbucket.org/rrrfer-admin/uchebnaia-sreda-proektirovaniia/issues?status=new&status=open Ask a question and get advice: https://github.com/topics/forum About PlantUML: https://plantuml.com/

PUed is a PlantUML script editor able to generate UML diagram images by means of the PlantUML capabilities. In order to exploit all PlantUML features the Graphviz platform shall be installed.

A simple editor for PlantUML. Requires PlantUML (and its dependencies, java and graphviz/dot). Some features: * update the diagram while editing * code assistant to insert ready-made code snipets * written in Qt4, so it should run on all platforms supported by Qt4 and PlantUML * option to cache the PlantUML output to speed redo, undo and loading from disk * can be used as a PlantUML viewer (see the wiki for more info)

The diagrams are represented in the DOT language and can be interpreted by the visualization software Graphviz (http://www.graphviz.org/). Features: - Use HTML tables as templates for customizing the diagram design - Already comes with predefined connections for some common database systems, new systems can easily be added.

Some code collected from my old UML/Dot project with a view to submitting it to the Umple project. Just draws an UML class diagram using GraphViz.

cpp2dot parses c++ header files and generates a dot (graphviz) UML graph. It is based on the moc tool from the Qt SDK. Feel free to ask me anything about it (mail or Tracker, but preffer to post on my blog : http://www.libertesalternatives.org)

LightUML is an Eclipse(TM) (www.eclipse.org) integration of UMLGraph (www.spinellis.gr/sw/umlgraph/), a lightweight tool for generating class diagrams from Java projects and packages. Previously installed GraphViz (www.graphviz.org) is required!

...It uses object files and libraries instead of source-code as input. It can help to manage 'cross-directory' dependencies. Dependencies can be visualized in combination with Graphviz.