From: GBOOCH@USC-ISIF.ARPA (Grady Booch)
Subject: the size of an ada unit
Date: Fri, 28-Mar-86 12:40:22 EST [thread overview]
Date: Fri Mar 28 12:40:22 1986
Message-ID: <8603282116.AA20465@ucbvax.berkeley.edu> (raw)
Some time ago, there was net traffic that weighed the merits of judging
the size of an ada program by counting actual lines of code versus
the number of semicolons. I recently gathered these statistics on
some software I've written, and came up with the following statistics:
number of units: 892
loc: : 123584
semis : 60547
this works out to be 2.04 lines of code per semicolon. Has anyone
else analyzed a substantial amount of software? I'm interested in
seeing if this ratio holds across different application domains, or
if it is just a reflection of my personal coding style.
egb
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1986-03-29 9:51 ` the size of an ada unit Rick Conn
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