Is the C++ beta available as a free trial as well? Also, how would I use Architexa with my particular build system (a big mess of ant, cmake, etc)? A n automatic tool like clang's scan-build would be lovely! Recreating the code base as an Eclipse project would be a big hassle.
Deploying the C++ version is a lot of effort on our part. We would need to configure it to your build settings and your environment - which are highly variable in C++ environments.
We don't want to provide a bad experience and therefore can not yet make it free for C++ teams.
If you are interested we can make something work for your situation.
Can you point to where on the site the list of languages supported is documented? Database-side SQL (stored procedures <-> dependencies) would be awesome!
That's cool but I couldn't find this emphasized on the Architexa site anywhere; it seems like a pretty key point to keep potential customers from being disappointed as Architexa begins the 'free as in beer' marketing campaign.
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I am the founder of Architexa, and have been pushing to make this happen for a bit.
I am glad to have made this happen.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Is the C++ beta available as a free trial as well? Also, how would I use Architexa with my particular build system (a big mess of ant, cmake, etc)? A n automatic tool like clang's scan-build would be lovely! Recreating the code base as an Eclipse project would be a big hassle.
Deploying the C++ version is a lot of effort on our part. We would need to configure it to your build settings and your environment - which are highly variable in C++ environments. We don't want to provide a bad experience and therefore can not yet make it free for C++ teams.
If you are interested we can make something work for your situation.
Very cool. This is a great tool to understand for large codebases.
See also: Structure101 by Headway software
http://www.headwaysoftware.com/products/#/define
PS: I am not associated with them in any way.
Can you point to where on the site the list of languages supported is documented? Database-side SQL (stored procedures <-> dependencies) would be awesome!
Currently the tool only supports Java but are looking at supporting the C family and more based on interest.
That's cool but I couldn't find this emphasized on the Architexa site anywhere; it seems like a pretty key point to keep potential customers from being disappointed as Architexa begins the 'free as in beer' marketing campaign.
We thought we did a good job but obviously can do better! We're working on making it more clear. Thanks for the heads-up.
Kudos to the tech team!
This is exciting. This is great tool
Thanks praveen!