Erick Tryzelaar wrote: > skaller wrote: > >> Yup. Unfortunately Dia is a bit primitive, it still isn't >> as good as Visio (and it crashes a lot too). I tried to make >> the fonts bigger but couldn't do it without ungrouping everything >> and editing every piece of text, but couldn't find a way .. >> so I had to render the diagram at 100% resolution to make >> a .png rendering that where the text was actually readable. >> >> > > I've never used dia, visio, or graphviz, but http://www.graphviz.org/ > might work as well. I believe it's more of a text-based approach, so it > could be easier to work with than having to deal with a crashy gui. > dot/graphviz allow Doxygen to produce excellent diagrams (automatically) from source code in languages including C and C++. I think Felix is sufficiently different that it would take a lot of work to make Doxygen support it -- but then people have hacked on support for various languages, so maybe I'm being pessimistic. Anyway -- really just a data point that graphviz can do amazing things from simple input.
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