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CrystalFlow

Hello,

Wee need an anpplication which can automatically generate a flowchart diagram from an existing C51 code. I found this application called CrystalFlow. Is there anybody who has an idea about it?

Is it worth for buying it or are there any better options?

Best regards

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  • Doxygen can produce documentation about callers and callees and a full cross-reference of all variables, data structures, type declarations etc.

    Unce upon a time, Dr Dobbs had a project with a program that scanned a C program and created graphcs of all callers and callees, and full use of variables.

    However, switching up from call graphs to a flow chart is very hard, since it is hard to deduce what loops that should be represented in a flowchart and what loops that should be ignored because they are too low-level.

    So you should not put too much hope to the results of such a program. In the end, the Doxygen alternative might be good enough, and for free.

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  • Doxygen can produce documentation about callers and callees and a full cross-reference of all variables, data structures, type declarations etc.

    Unce upon a time, Dr Dobbs had a project with a program that scanned a C program and created graphcs of all callers and callees, and full use of variables.

    However, switching up from call graphs to a flow chart is very hard, since it is hard to deduce what loops that should be represented in a flowchart and what loops that should be ignored because they are too low-level.

    So you should not put too much hope to the results of such a program. In the end, the Doxygen alternative might be good enough, and for free.

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