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By jsugrue
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Published: Jul 25 2008 / 10:31

My friend Paul Duvall, principal author of that great Continuous Integration reference "Continuous Integration", has written an excellent article on automating the process of generating technical documentation in "Automation for the people: Pushbutton documentation". For most developers, technical documentation is a pain to do, and is rarely complete or up to date, if it is ever done at all. However, much of what needs to be documented - class diagrams and database DDLs, for example - can be extracted directly from the source code.
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Motion Control replied ago:

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Defeats the original purpose of UML but anyway ...

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minirich replied ago:

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This has something, but if you use a model driven approach, you get the uml quasi "for free" and it's always up to date.
But the other parts are ok.

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