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"Depending on the complexity of the problem, I also start with pseudo-code. On the more detailed level, I keep an uml model together with the code. For state machines, at least a bubble and arrow diagram (using dia, OpenOffice/MSOffice, or simple a paper) will be my starting point. Both get pasted as pictures on the BD. The most 'primitive' form is a simple comment on the BD as Val pointed out. \nI think this practice is 'good' and even is encouraged by NI for the exams (I think you get points when just commenting 'this vi will save the data' as much as coding it actually). \nThose design comments also serve as documentation later. \nFelix \n"
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