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Fri, 20 November 2009 11:21

Eclipse User

Hello,

I am making a code metrics (Logical SLOC) for java files that contain EMF generated codes.

I have counted the logical SLOC of generated lines and the total lines.

I understand that failing to account for auto-generated code in EMF throws the COCOMO model way off. A 30 minutes EMF model may easily generated KSLOC.

So is there a way to estimate the effort for the generated?

Re: EMF CodeCount [message #499284 is a reply to message #499273]

Fri, 20 November 2009 11:42

Eclipse User

Mark,

I've never given this much thought. You might take some sample models,
count the number of lines in the Ecore file and compare that to the
number of lines in the generated model project. You might avoid
counting methods with @generated on them...

Mark Cheung wrote:
> Hello,
> I am making a code metrics (Logical SLOC) for java files that contain
> EMF generated codes.
>
> I have counted the logical SLOC of generated lines and the total lines.
>
> I understand that failing to account for auto-generated code in EMF
> throws the COCOMO model way off. A 30 minutes EMF model may easily
> generated KSLOC.
>
> So is there a way to estimate the effort for the generated?
>

Re: EMF CodeCount [message #499332 is a reply to message #499284]

Fri, 20 November 2009 15:51

Eclipse User

ok thanks

By the way, why would I avoid @generated tag.

Re: EMF CodeCount [message #499337 is a reply to message #499332]

Fri, 20 November 2009 16:49

Eclipse User

Mark,

That's code that wasn't written by hand but was derived from the
information in the much smaller model.

Mark Cheung wrote:
> ok thanks
>
>
> By the way, why would I avoid @generated tag.
>
>

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