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Eric Cole
sourcecount is a shell script to count lines, words and bytes of source code.
It is line ending aware, distinguishes between empty and other source lines, counts bytes and words, and generally does a good job. It is also a nice example of what you can do with awk.
It is line ending aware, distinguishes between empty and other source lines, counts bytes and words, and generally does a good job. It is also a nice example of what you can do with awk.
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| Downloads:1,384 |
| Version Downloads:1,383 |
| Type:Development : Source |
| License:Free |
| Date:26 Jul 2006 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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sourcecount is a shell script to count lines, words and bytes of source code.
It is line ending aware, distinguishes between empty and other source lines, counts bytes and words, and generally does a good job. It is also a nice example of what you can do with awk.
It is line ending aware, distinguishes between empty and other source lines, counts bytes and words, and generally does a good job. It is also a nice example of what you can do with awk.
