A tool for converting C ++ source code to a flowchart

Question

I have old C ++ code with a few nested if else

Is there a tool that will accept C ++ code and create a flowchart? a free tool will be the best ;-)

Answer 1

I don’t know about any free tool, but you can start working with the trail-ware tool, it will make you go, and if that matters to you, you can specify it as a business example to make your manager cough out budget to buy it.

I once used this tool to demonstrate why multiple nested if-else is such a bad idea (it worked too ;-)) it will give you most of the functions you need for free for several days.

Answer 2

SourceForge has several alternatives, one of which is a C-viewer algorithm
Good for C ++, but on Linux:
Medoosa - Medoosa is a C ++ documentation tool that can create UML class diagrams, including generalizations and associations.
cpp-> dia - "cpp-> dia" aka "cpp2dia" was developed to create UML diagrams for the dia diagram program, from an existing C ++ source.

Answer 3

There is one Understand call from SCItools, but it is not free.

Answer 4

I did not use anything other than Google Search with the "code for the flowchart", as the keyword returns a lot of results. Choose the one you like.