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I’m looking for a tool to count source lines of code for Java as well as giving an estimate of the number of man-years invested in the code. Since Java code tends to be more verbose than other languages, with a lot of boilerplate code (anemic beans) generated by the IDE, I want the tool’s metric to take this into account.
If someone can just provide the formula to convert source line count to man years (for java), this is also good.
Looks like http://www.dwheeler.com/sloccount/ is the best bet.