On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, Christopher Howard wrote:
> The other day I looked at a programming book and it showed this cool
> little system for diagramming your programming; uses squares, diamonds,
> and arrows, and such.
> I was wondering if anyone knew of any open-source programs that could
> help me make those diagrams very quickly. I did a Google search but
> mostly found proprietary packages. I'm mainly interested in programs
> that work in Linux, but I also wouldn't mind having one for the Windows
> computer that I (unfortunately am required to) use at work.
You can use just about any diagramming tool for this. One of the more
modern ones I've heard of is Dia. Me, I'm still using xfig. Like the
others it includes symbol libraries with most of what you'd want.
--Arthur Corliss
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