Re: COUNTING LINES OF CODE

I'd suggest a dummy CMPPFM run comparing a source file with itself.
Near the bottom of the report the number of lines processed will give 
total line counts for the source file.

CMPPFM NEWFILE(library/sourcefile) 
       NEWMBR(*ALL) 
       OLDFILE(library/*NEWFILE)
       RPTTYPE(*SUMMARY) 

(You can create an outfile if you want, but it's ugly - one field).

...Neil





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When I am in PDM
there are line counts associated with the various specifications
I do not know if that is SEU interactive or in the base source
if that could go to a file - you then have first & last line associated 
with 
each type of specification

When I do a compile, it counts comment lines differently from code lines & 

also from imports like standard subroutines & external layouts, so if you 
did 
compiles without replacing the executable member, then had the reports go 
to 
a file with a program to look at the count lines ... that would be another 

possibility

MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)




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