Is there some tool that is able to analyze Java source files, construct a graph from it and provide the graph's data in some standard / understandable format? It definitively does not need to have ...

All of the tools mentioned are for Eclipse. The question is about visualizing java.

Does any of you know a tool for software visualization, or visual code navigation in c#? I found a bunch of tools but they're all for Java for some reason. There's a list of them in wikipedia but...

Are there any tools to visualize a RDF graph? (please include a screenshot) [closed] Asked 17 years, 2 months ago Modified 3 months ago Viewed 39k times

Jul 23, 2009 · Application to generate Java class hierarchy diagram [closed] Asked 16 years, 4 months ago Modified 11 years, 4 months ago Viewed 23k times

The question is pretty old but still relevant. Such a tool would be nice to find why some objects are not garbage-collected and resolve memory leaks. Profilers are ok, but the problem is that the stop at 1 …

There are other Java options if you want for graph visualisation here: Java graph library for dynamic visualisation About Gephi and sigmaJS IMHO Gephi is far more powerful than sigma.js: it has full …

How to generate a graph of the dependency between all modules of a Maven project (excluding third party libraries like JUnit, SLF4J, etc.)? I couldn't find a way to include all modules into one graph

visualization (pom explorer can show you an interactive 3D customizable visualization of your projects graph). It is in active development right now so don't hesitate to try it, report bugs and ask for useful …

A tool that tells me how many byte codes a Class or a method generates. To visualize byte codes. The tool could tell me which areas need optimization in terms of byte code count or cpu cycles. A byte …