I am a big fan of SAP Powerdesigner which runs on Windows. Looks fairly dead, given 12 years with no update. There's too many to do by hand in this code, not feasible.ĪrgoUML: Can't figure out how to install this addon or fork of ArgoUML that has reverse-engineering for C++ here. Visual Paradigm doesn't work if there are macros.unless you define every single macro for it in advance. Umbrello: Looked promising, crashed when I attempted to do the import of the module I wanted the diagrams of. Modelio: Can't install, relies on some old packages that Fedora 29 no longer supports. Definitely doesn't work "out of the box", requires some configuration that I cannot follow.īoUML - Won't work, the C++ has pre-processor directives.ĭoxygraph: Only works if the entire code-base is covered by Doxygen properly, as far as I can tell.
h file into it, but the results is just an empty class - attributes and methods did not carry over.ĭia with cpp2dia - I cannot get this to work. They were otherwise empty, and several were missing. The "overview" for the module I was interested in was several boxes, with the name of an enumeration or class. Every class was named "Class" in the sidebar. StarUML: While it has an addon that performs reverse engineering, the results were mediocre. At least runs with "impure" C++ (Has macros and other pre-processor steps).If it can't get the complicated parts, that's fine. At least gets the attributes and methods.Either does not require an IDE, or works with QTCreator (which my project is based on).Runs out of the box on Windows OR Linux.What tools are available for creating UML Class Diagrams from a set of. I have tried those mentioned and am looking for alternatives.That post is ancient and tools have come and gone since then.I can use either Linux or Windows, not just Windows (vastly increasing overall options).
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