We have a UML model that was reverse engineered from C++ code almost 2 years ago by one of our developers. The code does not change very often, but now we have some new class members that have been added to some of our C++ classes. The class members were added in the code, but not in the model yet. We would like to be able to automatically reverse engineer the new class members into the model from a clean code repo. I tried to use the reverse C++ feature, but it created a duplicate class in the model. How can I get it to recognize that the class already exists in the model and needs to be updated instead of completely duplicated?
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I’m glad we have other C++ programmers interested in reverse engineer code. It should not duplicate classes. I’m interested in seeing if it support Modern C++ language and std:: libraries such as std::variant.
Yes, we are very interested in reverse engineering C++ since we have a few very large C++ code bases. I would like to ramp up the reverse engineering of our C++ code in the near future. But that depends on being able to do it without getting duplicate classes and other issues. I have not received an answer to my original question though…
