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    Highly coupled code is code where the dependencies between things are dense, lots of things depend on other things. On Unix i know makedepend can give u the dependecies of your classes. Do any of you have experience in such tool under windows? (better to be opensource) Thanks and regards, Papa while (TRUE) Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

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      Highly coupled code is code where the dependencies between things are dense, lots of things depend on other things. On Unix i know makedepend can give u the dependecies of your classes. Do any of you have experience in such tool under windows? (better to be opensource) Thanks and regards, Papa while (TRUE) Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

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      I do not know if this helps, but Visual C++ comes with Depends that will tell you what you application depends on. There is also an add on that you can get (may be open source) called BeSweet. You can also use Doxygen to genterate documentation for your project, I beleive it will show all the dependencies in your project (read the article on Doxygen at codeproject). INTP

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