Is there any design tool for C programming language? [closed] - c

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Is there any design tool for C programming language?
Note that I use C not C++ and I want to use a design tool something like StarUML, But it seems UML is not a good way for C, because C is not an object oriented language.
What is the best method for designing the C based application and libraries?
Thanks.

Have a look at this post, it is similar
How to design an UML class diagramm with non object oriented parts?

Have a read here about how to better use uml for C: http://drdobbs.com/web-development/184401948
Also read this question, it has some good answers: UML for C programming language

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