Re: Lines-Of-Code Utility?

[dennison@telepath.com]

In article <B7TGnHsB#GA.174@samson.airnet.net>,
  "joecool" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
> Well.... there are different standards for calculating lines of code in
> source files.  Particularly with C code.
>
> Many projects, in attempting to track software development costs and
> determine areas where the software development process can be improved,
> collect what are called software metrics.   I'm not trying to insult
> anyone's intelligence.  I know many, if not most, of the readers of this
> newsgroup are aware of what software metrics are.  I simply provided this
> brief & simple description for those who MAY not know what they are so
> please do not be offended. :-)
>
> I need a lines-of-code utility that will run on NT and produce reports on
> lines-of-code for Ada 95.  It would be nice if it can run recursively on a
> specified directory  structure.
>
> If there are various standards for reporting lines of code for Ada 95, I
> would like to know them.  I am looking for any information anyone can
> provide on such utilities.

Well, "grep" exists for NT (available from the cygwin32 area of www.cygnus.com
). grep -c ";" has always been sufficient for me.


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