rotovegasBoy
Programmer
Has anyone tried using uml to design a system that is going to be written in c.
Were working on some embedded systems and doing the coding in C and we want to have some form of design in some reasonable standard format that can be reviewed by others. In the past i've found that uml designs tend to be the easiest to understand once the initial meaning of the symbols is understood. Obviously we would have to use a subset of uml because there is no concept of public & private and inheritance is near impossible. However concepts like objects and interfaces can be related to structures and common header files.
Has anyone tried anything like this before?
Chris Packham
kriz@i4free.co.nz
A thousand mokeys at a thousand machines, it happened, it got called the internet.
Were working on some embedded systems and doing the coding in C and we want to have some form of design in some reasonable standard format that can be reviewed by others. In the past i've found that uml designs tend to be the easiest to understand once the initial meaning of the symbols is understood. Obviously we would have to use a subset of uml because there is no concept of public & private and inheritance is near impossible. However concepts like objects and interfaces can be related to structures and common header files.
Has anyone tried anything like this before?
Chris Packham
kriz@i4free.co.nz
A thousand mokeys at a thousand machines, it happened, it got called the internet.