如果使用 Visual Studio，2010 Ultimate 版支持 5 个常用的UML 图 (class、序列、用例 , activity 和 组件 ).您可以生成序列图和层图来自代码.如果您还安装了 Visualization &使用 VS 2010 Ultimate 建模功能包，您可以创建 UML 类图 从代码和从 UML 类图生成代码.>

您还可以使用架构浏览器探索现有代码和通过生成依赖关系图来可视化代码中的关系 ，然后您还可以使用它创建层图.

或者，您可以使用 Altova Usemodel 或 Sparx System 的企业架构师

I know Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate has some abilities, and I would normally do this by instinct, but I am on a very tight schedule. I also have Visio 2010 installed and integrated into VS, but its reverse engineer function doesn't seem to do much, and has to be run on a per project basis, and a hindrance here is the solution structure, with several solution folders each holding a multitude of projects.

I would like some advice on how to go about reverse engineering a C# solution into dependency diagrams, sequence diagrams and class diagrams.

If you use Visual Studio, the 2010 Ultimate edition supports 5 commonly-used UML diagrams (class , sequence , use case , activity , and component ). You can generate sequence diagrams and layer diagrams from code . If you also install the Visualization & Modeling Feature Pack with VS 2010 Ultimate, you can create UML class diagrams from code and generate code from UML class diagrams .

You can also explore existing code by using Architecture Explorer and visualize relationships in code by generating dependency graphs , which you can then also use to create layer diagrams.

As alternative, you can use Altova Usemodel or Sparx System's Enterprise Architect