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On 31 Dec 1998 01:31:03 GMT, Peter Caffin
 <kindly-don't-spam-pc-okay@it.net.au> wrote:
>Enrique Di Tondo <editondo@tig.com.au> wrote:
>> Someone asked this recently, and I didn't see any replies. Now I need to
>> know.
>
>> Are there any CASE tools for Linux?
>
>I haven't seen any, m'self. That's not to say there aren't any.
>
For Diagramming (flowcharts, etc)
DaVinci
daVinci is an interactive tool to visualize directed graphs. A graph
   is a structure with a number of objects (nodes) and relationships
   between them (edges).

see sunsite for this.


TCM
TCM is a collection of graphical specification editors under 
		X/Motif for Entity-Relationship diagrams, Class-Relationship 
		diagrams, Data and Event Flow diagrams, State Transition 
		diagrams, Jackson Process Structure diagrams and System Network 
		diagrams, Function Refinement trees and various table editors, 
		such as a Function-Entity table editor and a Function 
		Decomposition table editor.
		In addition to the TCM file format, TCM outputs Plain PostScript 
		and Encapsulated PostScript, 
		TCM is easy to use and performs numerous consistency checks, 
		some of them immediately, some of them upon request. Our 
		students use it during their practical work and it saves 
		them a lot of time.
		The TCM home page is http://www.cs.vu.nl/~tcm.

C,C++,Ada95,Java,VHDL state editor 
PcGrasp (I love this one)
http://www.eng.auburn.edu/grasp


All the above are QUALITY, apps and free I use them all the time :-)


terry
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