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AutoFlowchart is a excellent source code flowcharting tool to generate flowchart from source code. Its flowchart can expand and shrink. and you can pre-define the the width , height,Horizontal spacing and vertical spacing. Move and zoom is also very easy. It can export the flowchart as a Microsoft Word file or a bitmap file. It can help programmers understand, document and visualize source code.
It supports C,C++,VC++(Visual C++ .NET),Delphi(Object Pascal).
Maybe it can help you!
MAIN FEATURES:
auto generate flowchart from sourcecode
export the flowchart as Ms Word file
expand and Shrink the flowchart
format the source code
pre-define the base size of the flowchart block
zoom and move the flowchart freely
export the flowchart as a bitmap

The modern software industry has a tradition of copying and pasting source code. This is the single most widely distributed method of producing less-than-perfect programs. Thousands of large and expensive projects contain literally millions of identical or nearly identical fragments of code costing millions of dollars per year for additional support and maintenance. Enter AntiCutAndPaste!

AntiCutAndPaste is designed to search for plagiarism – text fragments that have been copied and pasted in programming language source code or plain text. It is tested on sources from large C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, Java, and C# projects. Text processing algorithms used are very fast and can handle up to three million C++ code lines in one minute on ordinal PC computer. Minor modifications of code are ignored during the search. Both GUI and command line versions of program are included in the installation. Reports are sorted conveniently by the total size of all similar fragments and there is many report customization options. AntiCutAndPaste integrates easily into Microsoft Visual Studio so that you can jump to source line by clicking compiler-style report in the output window.

AddFlow for .NET is a .NET Windows Forms Custom control. It provides approximately the same flowcharting/diagramming features as the ActiveX version but also some new features (class derivation, OwnerDraw property, Anti-Aliasing, custom shapes, property bag), more flexibility and a simpler and more powerful object model. It has been completely rewritten in C# to take advantage of the infrastructure provided by .NET. It is 100% Managed Code. AddFlow for .NET offers the following advantages: A small deployment assembly, suitable for use on the Internet. The size of the Lassalle.Flow.dll file is just 324 Kb. A light programming interface: we have always preferred the quality to the quantity and we refuse to provide an inflation of classes and properties. A full integration with the .NET environment. A great flexibility (class derivation, OwnerDraw, Tag properties, custom shapes). Runtime royalty free. General Features: Drawings can be made interactively or programmatically. Distinct shapes, styles, colors, font can be defined on a per item basis (for a node or a link) or as default properties for the control. Support of several collections allowing you to traverse the graph in many ways. Many properties allowing to customize the control (CanDrawNode, CanMoveNode, CanMultiLink, etc…) or an item (XSizeable, YSizeable, XMoveable, YMoveable, Selectable, Stretchable, etc…). Features include also SVG Exportation, metafile exportation, printing, print previewing, XML support, link autorouting, undo/redo. The new V2, created with Visual Studio 2005, introduces new features such as a parent-child relationship that provides a new way to group nodes, assign labels or dock nodes inside, the support of the XmlSerializable interface, a property bag feature to easily add new properties to nodes and links and many other enhancements. The minor update 2.1 includes substantial improvements in the serialization feature which is now faster and more flexible.