Hey guys,

I'm struggeling with reverse-engineering some code. Ive been working for a few months on a project that people been working on for 2 yrs. There is a LOT of code.
Anyway, I tried to create UML class diagrams with multiple software found in the internet.

I did not find a single program that let you import the whole project and give you a detailed UML diagram. All I was able to generate is a UML for each namespace (with dependencies etc between classes) but not an UML containing all classes from all namespaces and there dependencies. I've used enterprise architect for this.
Does anyone by chance knows a program that is able to do generate an UML for a whole project from existing c# code? Or if possible how to do this with enterprise architect?

Thanks a lot in advance.

I don't have much experience in reversing C# and these applications might not have what you're looking for, but I've had some success using ILSpy and .net reflector. I don't recall seeing a UML option though.

I will try out -net reflector tomorrow at work and tell you if I did succeed. Thanks for the hint!

Did not rally get it to work :/
But at least I as able to get some calling and called graphs for my functions by editing the doxyfile config. Seems like I do have to stck with the enterprise architect and doxygen output.

Visual Paradigm does a good job of reversing java projects to class diagrams. I believe they also support c#. The community edition doesnt have the reverse engineering features though, but you can use their trial

You can do this with VisualStudio. You can right click a class file in SolutionExplorer and View Class Diagram. Or, if you have VisualStudio Ultimate 2013 you can use the UML Model Explorer to generate UML diagrams for your entire project (including dependencies), which sounds exactly what you want.

I am using VS 2010 ultimate. But it wouldnt let me generate a UML that also includes namespace-dependencies. And I really dislike the graphical output of VS for large UML diagrams :/