Hi Andrew,The announcement

pth — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 10:53:51 -0400

Hi Andrew,

The announcement applies to both Structure101 for Java and Structure101g (the generic version).

I should clarify the latter for the benefit of anyone else reading this. Where Structure101 for Java parses byte code and only "does" Java, Structure101g works off an agnostic XML data format meaning that it can be used to visualize data from any domain. Provided of course that there is someone somewhere ready to roll up their sleeves to generate the XML (for that domain).

Incidentally, Structure101g will also be free to all open-sourcing sleeve-roller-uppers! ;-)

Thanks,

Paul

I've used S101 for a couple

andrewm — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:10:34 -0400

I've used S101 for a couple of years now, and found it to be fantastic for getting a very good (and fast) overview of large systems. The architecture diagrams in particular show the automatic layering of 500kloc systems well.

The micro-architectural stuff (packages & classes) is also well catered for with the dependency diagrams. Worth its weight in gold.

Paul -- does this cover the generic version, the java version or all of them?

Cheers,
Andrew

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Hi Andrew,The announcement

I've used S101 for a couple