I am looking for a tool like that excellent one proposed in the accepted answer to question Where can I find good open source code flow visualization software?. But — I am bound to Windows.
I want to visualize the complexity of the functionalities.
I don´t need a navigational aid. All I want is visualize what is going on under the hood in terms of complexity.
(This is not because my status as a dev is at zero. It is because I am addressing a non-technical audience in a presentation, and the app’s complexity is largely unknown to them, and they often underestimate it.
And yes, I understand there are lots of other obvious options to communicate the message to such an audience.
But anyways — I am looking for a possibly sexy-graph-producing, yet easy-to-use, tool, be it static (source-code analyzing) or dynamic (analyzing only active execution paths at runtime). That would be just cool, yet still quite honest and authentic.)
A class hierarchy diagram would not be sufficient because it doesn’t reflect the functional complexity involved.
Feel free to migrate this elsewhere if such a question is offtopic at SO, and sorry for that in advance, then.
And thanks for all thoughts, too.
I would look into Sonar. It is almost industry standard for Java development these days: http://www.sonarsource.org/