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The saracasm is not appreciated or needed. I checked the four sites that you listed. Number 2 and 4 are blocked on my system - go figure; Numbers 1 and 3 are worthless.
Of course I looked (googled) for it. I thought it would be relatively easy to find. I was wrong and so are you.
I am not looking for drawing tool! That is easy to find. I am looking for a tool thta can generate dataflow diagrams from source code.
Now that is something different. I believe that IBM has such a tool put in with a lot of other tools (a swiss army knife of software so to speak) and the cost is thousands of dollars. Maybe I could by that one But waitt my last name is not Rockefellerr. I live in the real world There is no wayy my organization will spend that kind of moneyon such software. So I look for it on the web..
Is ths how you answer an honest question on this forum?
If you want to speed a lot of money you can get one, if you want to just settle for a drawing tool you can do that also.
If are looking for a tools that can take source and generate dataflow diagrams then it is difficult. Hence, the question thta I posted.
The saracasm is not appreciated or needed. I checked the four sites that you listed. Number 2 and 4 are blocked on my system - go figure; Numbers 1 and 3 are worthless.
Number 1 has at least FOUR programs that do EXACTLY what you're asking for...guessing you didn't bother clicking any of the links on those pages, and reading about any of the software. Specifically, the Wikipedia page.
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Of course I looked (googled) for it. I thought it would be relatively easy to find. I was wrong and so are you. I am not looking for drawing tool! That is easy to find. I am looking for a tool thta can generate dataflow diagrams from source code.
..which is what you were given; which is what I found with a VERY brief Google search.
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Now that is something different. I believe that IBM has such a tool put in with a lot of other tools (a swiss army knife of software so to speak) and the cost is thousands of dollars. Maybe I could by that one But waitt my last name is not Rockefellerr. I live in the real world There is no wayy my organization will spend that kind of moneyon such software. So I look for it on the web..
Is ths how you answer an honest question on this forum?
Yep..with an honest, correct answer. Sorry if you don't like it.
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If you want to speed a lot of money you can get one, if you want to just settle for a drawing tool you can do that also. If are looking for a tools that can take source and generate dataflow diagrams then it is difficult. Hence, the question thta I posted.
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