Re: Seek LOC Count Software in Pub Domain

[mcsun!ub4b!alcbel!btmpj6!devjwu@uunet.uu.net (Wuyts Jan)]

Here is a simple awk program that gives you some information about
LOCode and LOComments.  It looks for -- in the input and everthing
not behind a -- is considered a LOCode

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BEGIN		{ comment_line=0; total_comment=0;
			lines_with_comment=0; total_lines_with_comment=0;
			blank_comment=0; total_blank_comment=0;
			blank_line=0; total_blank=0; old_NR=1;
			current_file=FILENAME;
		 print "File\t\t\t\tComment_lines\tBlank_lines\tCode_lines\tTot
al\n";
	       }
FILENAME != current_file {
		  printf("%-26.26s\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\t\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\n", current_fi
le, comment_line, blank_comment, blank_line, NR+1-old_NR-comment_line-blank_lin
e,lines_with_comment-comment_line,NR+1-old_NR);
			current_file=FILENAME;
			total_comment=total_comment+comment_line;
			comment_line=0;
			total_lines_with_comment=total_lines_with_comment+lines
_with_comment;
			lines_with_comment=0;
			total_blank=total_blank+blank_line;
			blank_line=0;
			total_blank_comment=total_blank_comment+blank_comment;
			blank_comment=0;
			old_NR=NR;
			}
/^[ 	]*--/		{ comment_line++;
			}
/[ 	]*--/		{ lines_with_comment++;
			}
/^[ 	]*--[ 	]*$/	{ blank_comment++;
			}
/^[ 	]*$/	{ blank_line++;
		}
END		{
		  printf("%-26.26s\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\t\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\n", current_fi
le, comment_line, blank_comment, blank_line, NR+1-old_NR-comment_line-blank_lin
e,lines_with_comment-comment_line,NR+1-old_NR);
		  total_comment=total_comment+comment_line;
		  total_lines_with_comment=total_lines_with_comment+lines_with_
comment;
		  total_blank=total_blank+blank_line;
	 	  total_blank_comment=total_blank_comment+blank_comment;
		  printf("\nGrand total\t\t\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\t\t%d\t(%d)\t%d\n", t
otal_comment, total_blank_comment, total_blank, NR-total_comment-total_blank, t
otal_lines_with_comment-total_comment,NR);
	       }
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Put this in a file, say count.awk
Count the lines with:

awk -f count.awk *.a

It gives per file a line indicating 
filename, #comment_lines (#empty comments), #blank_lines, #code_lines (#comment
ed_code_lines).  It also gives you a grand total.

Hope this is of any help

Jan Wuyts