Can you create a C++ skeleton based on your diagram code?
Also I was wondering, how about languages like C or straight ASM? I do work quite a bit at this level and usually all this tools don't tend to help you much once you're out of the OO world. I feel this is different with Structurizr. Do you have any tips for procedural languages?
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Can you create a C++ skeleton based on your diagram code?
I don't know of anybody doing this, but yes, you could.
Do you have any tips for procedural languages?
It depends what you're asking, but yes, the C4 model (and therefore the Structurizr tooling) is equally applicable to procedural languages ... C4 model "components" are groupings of code level elements (e.g. files, functions, etc).
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Can you create a C++ skeleton based on your diagram code?
Also I was wondering, how about languages like C or straight ASM? I do work quite a bit at this level and usually all this tools don't tend to help you much once you're out of the OO world. I feel this is different with Structurizr. Do you have any tips for procedural languages?
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I don't know of anybody doing this, but yes, you could.
It depends what you're asking, but yes, the C4 model (and therefore the Structurizr tooling) is equally applicable to procedural languages ... C4 model "components" are groupings of code level elements (e.g. files, functions, etc).