C++ documentation: create map of classes

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I've a C++ project structured like this:

a main.cpp file in the root folder (where the doxygen_config file is contained)
a src folder with all .cpp class files
an include folder with all .h class files

Even if there's no hierarchy (no heritage and no interfaces) between the classes I've defined, is there a way to create an UML diagram with the classes printed as blocks, and some arrows to indicate if a class is member of another? I've tried Doxygen but it creates only a class hierarchy indicating heritage.

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited Jan 27 '19 at 14:15

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Per Doxygen Manual: Graph and Diagrams and Doxygen Manual: Configuration, you could install GraphViz, set HAVE_DOT, EXTRACT_ALL, UML_LOOK and CLASS_GRAPH as YES in configuration Doxyfile, and get what you want.

edited Jan 27 '19 at 14:15

albert

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C++ documentation: create map of classes

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