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Date: 22 Sep 92 23:28:16 GMT
From: taurus!grus!shimeall@lll-winken.llnl.gov  (timothy shimeall)
Subject: Re: How are SLOC defined in Ada?
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I suggest you get:
  Park, Robert E., "Software Size Measurement: A Framework for
Counting Source Statements", Technical Report CMU/SEI-92-TR-20,
Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie-Mellon University, September
1992.

This report goes into _great_ detail about how to calculate SLOC
for a variety of languages, and develops a framework for defining
precisely what _is_ and _is_not_ counted in the numbers you report.
Before you settle on a decision, get this report. (Available from
a number of sources, including NTIS)
					Tim
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