OmegaChart OmegaChart 4.0 is flowchart generator which converts source codes to flow chart
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OmegaChart 4.0 is a flowchart generator. This package converts source codes to their flowchart equivalence. The generated flowchart is viewable through Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Microsoft Visio. The package support languages written in - Fortran 77, 90 and 95 fixed form - Fortran 90 and 95 free form - Visual Basic family of languages ( VBA, VB6, VB.Net & VBScript ) - Matlab scripting language OmegaChart 4.0 is a useful tool for untangle behind-the-scenes programming logic in a messy spaghetti code and therefore generate visual documentation of the execution route. While other analysis tools only provides you "assembly level" info such as calling trees or variables cross referencing, OmegaChart provide detailed "module level" logic such as loops, if-elseif-endif constructs and select-case constructs. With OmegaChart, you can effortlessly minimize the use of GOTO's and therefore "modernize" your code. Whether you are a programmer, a program analyst or software maintaining personnel, OmegaChart is a "MUST HAVE" tool to ease your life. It can relief you hundreds or even thousands hours of headache. OmegaMath is a specialized module of OmegaChart which is capable of performing statement-level analysis of source codes. An “one-dimensional” expressions can be converted, via OmegaMath, to their original “two-dimensional” mathematical expression Expressions with the radical symbol, superscript and/or fractions provide a more vivid view of the mathematical contents behind the program code.

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