Fossies Archive: xmail-1.27.tar.gz (CLOC Analysis)

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CLOC ("Count Lines of Code") analysis of xmail-1.27.tar.gz (26 Feb 2010, 1662592 Bytes)

About: xmail is an internet and intranet mail server featuring an ESMTP server, POP3 server, finger server, TLS support for SMTP and POP3 (both server and client side), SMTP authentication and many other features.

Fossies downloads: /linux/misc/old/ xmail-1.27.tar.gz (tar.bz2|tar.xz|zip)
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No. of package members: 435 (397 files within 38 directories)

Histograms of CLOC analysis data of xmail-1.27.tar.gz (y-axes: linear scale)

The corresponding CLOC output data:

     376 text files.
     372 unique files.                              
     181 files ignored.

github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.86  T=0.20 s (1053.2 files/s, 432274.7 lines/s)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language          files     blank   comment      code    scale   3rd gen. equiv
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C++                   58      8374      2843     30551 x   1.51 =       46132.01
C/C++ Header         131      4961      8366     23025 x   1.00 =       23025.00
HTML                   2       539         4      7228 x   1.90 =       13733.20
Perl                   4        49        57       272 x   4.00 =        1088.00
Bourne Shell           5        28        58       149 x   3.81 =         567.69
SQL                   10         2         0        76 x   2.29 =         174.04
CSS                    1         0         0        19 x   1.00 =          19.00
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SUM:                211     13953     11328     61320 x   1.38 =       84738.94
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A hint: This "standard" CLOC analysis has included all package contents files (with the exception of files generated by code-production systems such as GNU autotools). But there exists a perhaps more "realistic" alternative CLOC analysis (among others better suited for an optional codespell check rating) that tries additionally to exclude third party code but also files containing fonts, codepage or character set definitions, dictionaries, names, SVG or non-English languages.