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jknilinux:
Where can I find a UML diagram of the DB2 algorithm?

Numsgil:
Algorithm?  You mean the program as a whole?

Well, it's not object oriented really.  So there isn't an inheritance structure to model with UML.  Unless you want to understand function calls with UML maybe?  Form a call tree?  Nothing like that exists right now.  Not sure if there are any external tools to parse VB6 code and form a call tree like that, either.  This is the best I managed to find with 4 minutes of google searching.

jknilinux:
Yes I meant a call tree, so I guess it doesn't exist. Would you be so kind as to create a detailed UML diagram of DB3 as you make it? That would be soo helpful.

BTW, what do you mean by "it isn't object oriented"? I thought VB is an object oriented language...

Numsgil:
VB6 is like C++ in that it can be either object oriented or procedural depending on the tastes of the programmer.  Unlike C++, there's significant overhead in VB6 to use classes, so most of the "core" engine is procedural.

I don't need to explicitly create a UML diagram for DB3, actually.  There are tools available within the IDE and probably some external tools that can parse individual solutions/projects.

jknilinux:
You mean they can make a "real" 2D UML diagram, with all the arrows and boxes and all that?

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