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Program Flow Diagrams
May 05, 2001 11:06 PM
Does anyone have any program that I could use to make up a diagram of my program so I can figure out a layout and design the engine.
Just something that I can create a box, put some text in it, and have lines going all over the place
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May 05, 2001 11:21 PM
you can any basic drawing program to do that
or i suppose powerpoint could work
or i suppose powerpoint could work
476
May 05, 2001 11:29 PM
Something like Visio 2000 is probably what you are looking for.
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Martee
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Martee
http://www.csc.uvic.ca/~mdill
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123
May 06, 2001 12:59 AM
Dia 
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
YAP-YFIO,
deadlinegrunt
Martee is probably giving you better advice though since there's a better chance you are running windows.
Edited by - deadlinegrunt on May 6, 2001 2:03:04 AM
Sorry, couldn't help myself. YAP-YFIO,
deadlinegrunt
Martee is probably giving you better advice though since there's a better chance you are running windows.
Edited by - deadlinegrunt on May 6, 2001 2:03:04 AM
~deadlinegrunt
May 06, 2001 07:33 AM
I usually use StarOffice for drawing my Data Flow Diagrams. Okay, it may be a little overkill, but its FREE and it comes with a whole slew of office applications that work.
Star Office
Star Office
122
May 06, 2001 07:34 AM
That anon was me....
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May 06, 2001 03:14 PM
"Raiotnal Rose" and "iLogix Rhapsody" are a couple of heavyweight UML tools. They''re designed for object modeling...
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