Meanwhile, we have now added 4 lines of code for every line of code still remaining in #curl
This means that on average, every single line of production code has been touched four times. Written once, then updated three more times. And yeah, some lines of course many more times than average, and some less so.
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •Spider
in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •And if we don’t count #include ?
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in reply to Spider • • •@Spider I think there are a few header comment lines that remain intact! 😃
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •Saphira Lohikäärmekettunen
in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •is there some script or tool to generate that from any git repository?
I really like all the different random metrics you post btw :)
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in reply to Saphira Lohikäärmekettunen • • •@littlefox my script for counting this is not a stand-alone one, but is the combination of three (or four). So a little complicated:
1. count the number of lines of code
2. count the number of added lines
3. make a plot based on plot 2 / plot 1
4: graph the results with gnuplot
1: github.com/curl/stats/blob/mas…
2: github.com/curl/stats/blob/mas…
3: github.com/curl/stats/blob/mas…
4: github.com/curl/stats/blob/mas…
stats/added-per-line.plot at master · curl/stats
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