Code line counter

Hello to all.

Maybe this is not the best list to put this question but
maybe anyone can help 
me.

Anyone knows some free program running in linux to count the
number of code 
lines in one project.
Maybe something integrated with kdevelop (or not).

If does not exist a plugin for kdevelop maybe is a good
thing to put in the 
roadmap to implement 

Thanks for any answer.

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On the command line, the word count program comes with every
Linux. It
can also count lines with the -l option.

    e.g.
        cd src/
        wc -l *.cpp *.hpp

ppl

On 11/28/06, Jorge Almeida <j-almeidacriticalsoftware.com> wrote:
>
> Hello to all.
>
> Maybe this is not the best list to put this question
but maybe anyone can help
> me.
>
> Anyone knows some free program running in linux to
count the number of code
> lines in one project.
> Maybe something integrated with kdevelop (or not).
>
> If does not exist a plugin for kdevelop maybe is a good
thing to put in the
> roadmap to implement 
>
> Thanks for any answer.
>
> --
> Jorge Almeida
> j-almeidacriticalsoftware.com
> DISCLAIMER: This message may contain confidential
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On 28.11.06 07:49:33, Pierre-Paul Lavoie wrote:
> On the command line, the word count program comes with
every Linux. It
> can also count lines with the -l option.
> 
>     e.g.
>         cd src/
>         wc -l *.cpp *.hpp

Which normally doesn't reflect the LOC at all, due to the
large amount
of documentation in good programs ;)

But a simple parser that throws away C/C++ comments and
preprocessor
directives is easily implementable with flex/bison.

Andreas

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On 28.11.06 07:49:33, Pierre-Paul Lavoie wrote:
> On the command line, the word count program comes with
every Linux. It
> can also count lines with the -l option.
> 
>     e.g.
>         cd src/
>         wc -l *.cpp *.hpp

Which normally doesn't reflect the LOC at all, due to the
large amount
of documentation in good programs ;)

But a simple parser that throws away C/C++ comments and
preprocessor
directives is easily implementable with flex/bison.

Andreas

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Yes of course. wc gives what I would call the most trivial
LOC metric.
There are many third party programs that can give you
different
metrics.

Personally I'd go with that instead of trying to implement
my own.

ppl

On 11/28/06, Andreas Pakulat <apakugmx.de> wrote:
> On 28.11.06 07:49:33, Pierre-Paul Lavoie wrote:
> > On the command line, the word count program comes
with every Linux. It
> > can also count lines with the -l option.
> >
> >     e.g.
> >         cd src/
> >         wc -l *.cpp *.hpp
>
> Which normally doesn't reflect the LOC at all, due to
the large amount
> of documentation in good programs ;)
>
> But a simple parser that throws away C/C++ comments and
preprocessor
> directives is easily implementable with flex/bison.
>
> Andreas
>
> --
> Day of inquiry.  You will be subpoenaed.

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Yes of course. wc gives what I would call the most trivial
LOC metric.
There are many third party programs that can give you
different
metrics.

Personally I'd go with that instead of trying to implement
my own.

ppl

On 11/28/06, Andreas Pakulat <apakugmx.de> wrote:
> On 28.11.06 07:49:33, Pierre-Paul Lavoie wrote:
> > On the command line, the word count program comes
with every Linux. It
> > can also count lines with the -l option.
> >
> >     e.g.
> >         cd src/
> >         wc -l *.cpp *.hpp
>
> Which normally doesn't reflect the LOC at all, due to
the large amount
> of documentation in good programs ;)
>
> But a simple parser that throws away C/C++ comments and
preprocessor
> directives is easily implementable with flex/bison.
>
> Andreas
>
> --
> Day of inquiry.  You will be subpoenaed.

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