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> However, the concepts behind the software I'm documenting now is more
> complex than anything I've ever documented, and I think it's high time I
> took a more organised and responsible approach to diagrams as I know there
> are likely volumes written on the subject.
>
> Can anyone recommend a few good resources to use as a starting point? Books
> and URLs are appreciated, thanks.
I recently stumbled up the following resource, which summarizes
the major systems modeling and diagramming approaches. I
haven't really read it thoroughly, but bookmarked it for future reading.
It may give you some ideas for further investigation.
If that's not helpful, a Google search on "system design diagram"
will probably give you hours of browsing-fodder.
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Michael West
Melbourne, Australia
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