I think this is sort of the fact that IDEs are signed primarily for writing code, not for understanding existing code. If you look at a reverse engineering too

I think this is sort of the fact that IDEs are signed primarily for writing code, not for understanding existing code. If you look at a reverse engineering tool like IDA Pro, despite working with lower level code, you get powerful understanding tools, excellent cross referencing and diagram generation tools, graph views of code so you can see every decision made without having to read them all out and now even stuff like "proximity" view, which gives a nice way to understand calling structures. http://www.hexblog.com/?p=468 http://www.hexblog.com/?p=468