Re: taking notes about a code
- From: Jim Klein <jameseklein@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2007 18:54:22 GMT
I had to do that once with Josef Meiron's optical design program at
Aerojet Electro Systems.
If there is a user's manual see if it can be used while looking at the
code to get a rough road map.
Then you will probably need to reverse engineer a logic flow chart
while making a list of the variables used and what they seem to do.
Depending on how big the code is, it could be a lot of work as it is a
lot like getting inside the original programmer(s) mind.
Jim Klein
"jadoo.dost@xxxxxxxxx" <jadoo.dost@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
How should I go about and educate myself what a code does.
&
what's a neat way of taking down notes about a code
James E. Klein
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