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I'm using pcGRASP.

Following is a short description of that.
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GRASP Project Overview
The GRASP Project has successfully created and prototyped a new
algorithmic-level graphical representation for Ada software: the Control
Structure Diagram (CSD). The primary impetus for creation of the CSD was to
improve thecomprehension of source code and, as a result, improve software
reliabilityand reduce software costs.

GRASP provides the capability to generate CSD's from Ada 95, C, and Java
sourcecode in both a reverse and forward engineering mode with a level of
flexibilitysuited for professional application.  GRASP has been integrated
with GNAT (the GNUAda 95 compiler), the GNU C compiler and the SunSoft Java
Development Kit (JDK).The system provides a comprehensible graphical-based
development environment forAda 95, C and Java.  The user may view, edit,
print and compile source code asCSD's with no discernible addition to
storage or computational overhead.

The development of GRASP has been supported by research grants from NASA
MarshallSpace Flight Center, the Department of Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (ARPA),and the Department of Defense Information Systems
Agency (DISA).

More Information
GRASP has become a very robust software development application.  This help
filecontains descriptions of GRASP's features.  The system is in a
continualstate of development, and something new is always being planned in
an attemptto make GRASP a better tool.  For the latest updates and
information, see the GRASPWorld Wide Web page at:

http://www.eng.auburn.edu/grasp
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