Re: [Jmove-devel] Code statistics

[Axel T. <ax...@sp...>]

... Great .... :-)

Axel


> Hi,
>
> I extended the example for code statistcs. Here are the values for
> jmove by source code:
>
> #packages:                     47
> #types:                        425
> #classes:                      392
> #abstract classes:             11
> #inner classes:                150
> #interfaces:                   33
> #inner interfaces:             0
> #methods:                      1991
> #lines:                        21541
> Max type count for packages:   52
> Max line count for types:      676
> Max line count for methods:    183
> Avg. line count for types:     50.0
> Avg. line count for methods:   10.0
> Avg. type count for packages:  9.042553191489361
> Avg. RCMartin distance:        0.15708107686295525
> Avg. inheritance level:        0.7011764705882353
>
>
> I hope the values are correct, an average rcmarting distance of 0.15
> seems to be pretty good in my opinion. It would be interesting to
> compare this values with famous open source projects like tomcat.
>
> While we calculate rcmartin metrics on packages, it would be
> interesting to build analogous values for modules and then guessing
> the the type of modules: technical framework or application.
> Furthermore for example we could possible define instability for
> modules as dependency on external modules or references.
>
> I'll integrate a more verbose html version of this values as report to
> jmover.
>
> Regards,
> Michael
>
>
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