Line Count of your biggest project [modified]

[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

[c010depunkk]

20 times?

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[Dan Neely]

21 kLOC with whitespace and comments removed.

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[Stick]

code-frog wrote:

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.

Yeah surrrrrrrree you did. That would work out to be 192.3 lines of code per hour. NOT. And for sure you didn't write all that by yourself anyway. Get real. Only posts I will beleive are those showing the line count in VS using LineCounter.

[code frog 0]

Okay time to relax. "What was the biggest project you ever worked on?" In no way implies "What was the most lines of code you wrote in a project by yourself?". Take it easy and relax. Nowhere did I claim I wrote all of that. Did I? 6 of us worked on it for 2.5 years and I had sole ownership for 1.5 years after that. I'm glad you will only believe your assumptions. You'll learn a lot more that way.:suss:

[Stick]

peterchen wrote:

What's the line count of the biggest project you ever worked on? All lines (blank, comment, curlies).

Coded these myself. HW CDU Project[^] and this one which will be as large when I get done: B206-BIII Project[^] Each of these projects also has a tremendous amount of artwork that I also do. Several hundred painted textures each.

[Stick]

Oh, I completely understood the original intent of the question, and assumed nothing, unlike you assuming I did not. I merely was calling you out on your unspoken implication, since you never mentioned a team in your post. Glad you cleared that up.

[code frog 0]

:rolleyes: Yeah, everyone can be happy now knowing the call-out police are on duty. Don't be a jack-ass. I wasn't trying to imply anything. I could really care less. I'm self-employed now and have been for 3 years. I have nobody to please or impress but my kids. Go hijack a camel and do something useful.:suss:

[Jasmine2501]

25,673 not counting database code, and not counting Visual Studio generated stuff.

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[Gareth Pitt Nash]

6680492 That took a while.