论文信息 - SAB - The Software Architecture Browser

SAB - The Software Architecture Browser

Sab is a tool for automatic generation of class diagrams from Java code. In addition to hierarchical layout, it features a wealth of user interaction facilities for dealing with complex software. Its main trait, however, is its support for visualizing hierarchical layers of a system. Sab is well suited for exploring and reengineering arbitrary systems, including the standard libraries. The central features of the tool are presented, and an overview on its implementation is given

Klaus-Peter Löhr | Nils Erben

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