Structure101 Studio Crack

Structure101 Studio Crack

　　Microsoft .NET specific changes

　　Added a new parser for .NET (Roslyn).

　　Clang C/C++ specific changes

　　CPA You can now detect a name that exceeds column size and an exception will be thrown to warn the AST node failed processing.

　　CPA: You can now define CPA model options and implement them.

　　CPA: Reviewed handling of friend dependencies.

　　Java specific changes

　　Added support for Automatic Storage Management (ASM) up to 9.4.

　　General changes

　　Updated Nalp libs to turn on "Treat Hyper-V hosts as physical machines".

　　Improved log file naming and location.

 

　　WS/Core: Improved interaction between modules and structure spec.

　　Structure101 is an agile architecture development environment (ADE) that lets the software development team organize a codebase. Building its model direct from the code, Structure101 empowers architects to work with the team to maintain architecture rules, diagrams and action lists that organize a codebase into a modular hierarchy with low and controlled coupling. To extend modularity you first visualize, then organize. Once visualized the need for organization is obvious. The product not only highlight structural issues but recommend solutions.

　　Structure101 Studio Features

　　Simulate restructuring - See overall level and specific areas of over-complexity, drill down to find the cause of tangles, move classes between packages to reverse package dependencies. When you have a plan, export the action list, knowing how the codebase will be structured when it is implemented.

　　Create task-specific views - Tag the dependencies of an item, isolate the tagged items (filtering), hide packaging (slicing), expand all to show a complete call graph, isolate further for paths between 2 items, show results with packaging or without.

　　Organize modules into groups - Group related modules together to help understanding. Group related groups, etc. Assign colours to groups for easy recognition.

　　Constrain module dependencies - Adjust module layering (dependencies should flow down), make individual modules private, or create groups of hidden implementation modules. (Checkable also in Workspace and Build).