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Dear All do you know any application that can easily draw class inheritance diagrams of my C/C++ project ? Thanks...
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    how to draw class inheritance diagrams

    Dear All

    do you know any application that can easily draw class inheritance diagrams of my C/C++ project ?

    Thanks

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    Try dia. It should be in your repository
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    thanks elija
    i have read the dia tutorial, but it seems that I should draw diagram myself !
    I am looking for an application which is capable of autimatic drawing !
    can dia draw diagram automatically ?

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    I've never used it like that so I don't know. Apparently this will do the job but I don't know what it is like.
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    There are a number of free Linux UML modeling tools available for download from the internet. They will let you draw your models (including inheritance, containment, use cases, etc) and print them or output them in some viewable format such as png or jpeg images. Remember, Google is your friend! One commercial UML vendor, Umbrello (it's an Italian company), has a decent free version for download that will do what you need. They also have more sophisticated versions that you can purchase, such as ones that will do "reverse engineering", which will take your source code and turn that into the appropriate diagrams.
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