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I am currently using the SLOCCOUNT tool for gaining source lines of code (SLOC) for a codebase.
However, it doesnt support comparing two versions of the codebase and then report:
Can anyone suggest a linux based (preferably free) tool to do this?
I’ve used CODECOUNT for differencing baselines. This compares changes, deletions and additions between different code bases. It’s provided free of charge by the University of Southern California.
They only provide source code. However, it built cleanly out of the zip file in cygwin using g++. They also claim support for Visual Studio, but I have not tried it.