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 Back to [[conference:committee:2014-proposals]]\\
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+**Title**:Generative C++: Visualizing Code\\
 **Proposer**: [[2014:Martin Waplington]]\\
 **Proposer**: [[2014:Donal Mulvany]]\\
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 **Duration**: 90 mins\\
 **Description**: \\
+The code you work on is often a complex mass; never is the documentation a true reflection of the code.  Existing brown field work is almost void of any engineering diagrams that reflect the composition of the code base.\\
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+Using clang as a source code analyser it is easy to generate diagrams via technologies such as graphviz, XMI, gnuplot, or even Visio!  (Seriously, drawing diagrams in Visio with a mouse is not for the impatient.)\\
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+We show you how to use clang to generate detailed:\\
+Entity relationship diagrams.\\
+Sequence diagrams.\\
+Dependency diagrams.\\
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+But you can also generate diagrams that don't really have a formal name but are useful to you, from tracking the lifetime of a message object in a multithreaded application through to analysing the evolution of that object in source control history.  The point is that using clang you can completely specify the analysis that you want.\\
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