When you are learning a new code base and you kinda understand how some of it fits together, and you've started documenting what you do understand, but there are huge gaps...
That's when you get diagrams like this...
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1440x1920&alt=An+extremely+crowded+UML+diagram+with+arrows+going+every+which+way.+There+are+lots+of+sections+floating+off+on+their+own%2C+not+connected+to+anything.+Only+about+10%25+of+the+elements+are+color+coded%2C+but+there%27s+no+key.+In+summary%2C+it%27s+a+hot+mess%21&blurhash=_2I%7Dq%5BXY00%24u55NfV_%25X%5E%23InE5RUt6xt00MvVxSi-Vs%2BNK0E4%7Cs%3D%3D%5EtiR%2BaK4m%3F8.6R%3BIvX8tKw%40%24zt5t1%24%7Ea%23E8029hESRjkQxU%24zb%3Bws%24%7BR%3AIbNdxrIUoM%25I-hxVRoIb&x=9d66f78c09bdfdb18cc403ba6df690973c4a962c96ae2f3e13fa2b533aa2e015
I make these same kinds of things when #reversing something that is large and complex. And I am basically #ReverseEngineering this code right now. I mean, I have source code, but it's all static analysis, just the same if I were reading ASM in CFGs.
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