Line Count of your biggest project [modified]

peterchen

K-LOC = 1000 Lines of code :rolleyes:

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Shog9 0

The app i'm currently involved with is roughly 620K, plus a few thousand lines of script and markup. And probably that much again in various plugins. I'm only concerned with about half of all that though, so no worries. [Edit: here's the utility i used to count 'em a few months back: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/LineCounterAddin.asp ]

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PIEBALDconsult

peterchen wrote:

All lines (blank, comment, curlies).

Ah, so the number of newlines? Have you seen my code? I've had at least one person on here ask if I was trying to drive people blind. The more newlines the better I say.

code frog 0

I had over a 1,600,000 lines in: (Are you ready?) C++ 6.0 SAP R/3 VB 6.0 PERL and Linux Shell Script Took almost 4 years to write it. It ran globally on Windows NT 4.0 MTS servers, HPUX, Oracle, Sybase and SAP R/3. It was a good experience but the VB 6.0 part took years off my life I got so tired of saying, "What do you mean you cannot do that in VB?" That would have been my on my head stone for sure had I died at all during that time. I finally had to get in touch personally and work directly with Matthew Curland the dude who wrote intellisense for the VS 6.0 IDE and the author of "Power VB Advanced Techniques for Everyday Users". He showed me how to inject assembly into VB and I was off and to the races. I had one VB App running totally Free-Threading flawlessly. Took the application run-time down from 48 hours to just a little over 1 hour. Curland is a stud!

peterchen

And how often can you count to 20?

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Monty2

Gary R. Wheeler wrote:

It was over 18,000 lines of Intel assembly language.

Wow dude...... i am like.... speechless :wtf: what did this device driver do... contact aliens

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S Douglas

I don't worry about LOC, but do look out of curiosity. :rolleyes: Project Line Counter [^]

I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

peterchen

soooo... how much? :cool:

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S Douglas

5 :) I don't remember for sure 20k+ :~. I haven't touched the source in a year now. Programming has never been part of my primary job responsibilities

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S Douglas

code-frog wrote:

over a 1,600,000 ... almost 4 years to write it.

:omg: Where you the only one working on that?

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WillemM

Well, I don't know the linecount on microsoft biztalk projects, as MS only provides me with graphical stuff for that. But my largest project for school was an FTP client for IPv6, it contained about 30k lines of code.

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Anna Jayne Metcalfe

About 1.5 million lines. Scarily, it was an MFC project. :eek: Our current project (Visual Lint) currently weighs in at a total of 94,963 lines - and there's not a line of MFC in there. :)

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Lost User

Pardon?:rolleyes:

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realJSOP

Mine was an estate planning program that was just over 1.1 million lines of code when I left the company, and they were only about half done with it.

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Gary Wheeler

In a nutshell, it ran hardware that tracked the position of paper moving through a printing press at up to 17 feet per second, and it did it to an accuracy of 1/1200th of an inch. We make high speed ink jet printing systems, and placing dots accurately at speed is a basic requirement.

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Gary Wheeler

Same here. I use a fair number of newlines in my code to improve readability for me. Any time the context or focus changes in a block of code, there are newlines to separate things.

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Jonas Hammarberg

Don't remember the exact number for the biggest project but somewhere around 800 (optimization of sewer network). my current project is lot smaller but the application seems to have some problems with it:-D File Count: 44209 File Size: -1714938k K-LOC Rating: 24065.697 Average K-LOC: 0.544 I'm deeply impressed by the file size... NOT

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20 times?

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Dan Neely

21 kLOC with whitespace and comments removed.

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