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Re: tools
Re: tools
There are some freeware UML tools, ArgoUml or something. You have to be careful though (I used it until it deleted a Use Case specification); although there is a commercial version.
Together is pretty good, especially if you're using java, as it allows you to develop java classes. (C++ is more difficult coz it often includes templates and C functions which screws everything up).
If you want diagrams, Visio is fine; all the projects I've worked on have used Visio with diagrams being done on an adhoc basis. Usually there's no budget for these kinds of tools.
Re: tools
There are some freeware UML tools, ArgoUml or something. You have to be careful though (I used it until it deleted a Use Case specification); although there is a commercial version.
Together is pretty good, especially if you're using java, as it allows you to develop java classes. (C++ is more difficult coz it often includes templates and C functions which screws everything up).
If you want diagrams, Visio is fine; all the projects I've worked on have used Visio with diagrams being done on an adhoc basis. Usually there's no budget for these kinds of tools.
