DownloadCodeDesigner is free and open-source RAD tool suitable for easy creation of various diagrams describing applications' structure and logic (class diagrams, state charts, ...) and for generation of production-ready source code from them.
Features
- Code generation from UML class diagrams and state charts
- Several optimizing code generation algorithms
- Supports C, C++ and Python output language
- Available for MS Windows, Linux and Mac OS X
- Reverse source code engineering (full round-trip code engineering supported)
- Aimed to embedded software design
- Supports both blocking and non-blocking state charts
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It is a very good software for doing fast embedded developments. Has some little issues that can easily solved (or workarounded) and this is not a problem to take profit from its superb interface and the possibility to use it in Linux, Mac and Windows.
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It is fantastic software..... easy and powerful
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I've used several UML's and never understood the purpose. This one, seems actually to be useful, and has some nice tutorials to get you started. The code is a bit fragile (had some segfaults) but is well on it's way.