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Code To FlowChart Converter

Publisher: CoCodeX
Virus scanned Windows Free to try
Download v2.0 24.8K downloads
Version2.0
Publisher CoCodeX
Release dateApr 1, 2013
Date addedApr 1, 2013
Os requirementsWindows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows, Windows 2000, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP
RequirementsNone
Total downloads24,790
Downloads per week30
PriceFree to try

Description

Code to FlowChart Converter can automatically generate flowchart/NS chart from source code. By visualizing the source code, it makes you understand it better. It is also a very useful tool for program developers and document writers. By using Code to FlowChart Converter, programmers can easy access to get project overview, during the process of programming, programmers can preview their changed code structures at all times. In summary, it will be a great help for them to add new ideas into their source code. Code to FlowChart Converter presents the source code in a straightforward way. It provides document writers with visual diagram. We call them flowchart. Those flowcharts make a document writer a very clear mind which is very crucial on their writing. More than that, Code to FlowChart Converter supports to export flowcharts or NS charts to Visio, MS Word, XML, SVG, BMP (Bitmap) for further editing. You can easily add flowcharts or NS charts to your project documentation with no manual drawing required. There are still some sweet features it has. For meeting our users' demands, Code to FlowChart Converter supports to fully expand the flowcharts even when there are many rows of source code. All your codes can be completely displayed in the large flowchart. To make our users understand the source code much easier, it supports to syntax highlighting for source code, it means, when you click any logical box on the flowchart, the corresponding source code will be highlighted, it helps you to clearly view the program, and it helps the programmers to find out errors in an easier way.

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