Is there some free tool (preferably command line based) that you can give your root source directory and it will inspect all files and sub-folders and generate a set of nice “statistics”? For example lines of code, number of classes, etc?
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Is there some free tool (preferably command line based) that you can give your root source directory and it will inspect all files and sub-folders and generate a set of nice “statistics”? For example lines of code, number of classes, etc?
I use CLOC (http://cloc.sourceforge.net/). Works great, and supports a ton of languages. Command line based, has a lot of options (exports stats into xml/csv too, so you can programatically dig into the stats easily)