On Mon, Apr 6, 2026 at 10:42 PM Thomas Koenig <[email protected]> wrote: > > Andrew, > > thank you for the interesting statistics. It would also be interesting > to check on the "health" of the different front ends; would it be > possible to gather those, too?
VERS commits authors average cp-com cp-auth cp-ave for-comm for-auth for-ave rust-com rust-auth rust-ave 5 7715 304 25 1208 108 11 334 45 7 6 7482 304 25 1332 106 13 310 43 7 7 7319 288 25 1503 86 17 421 47 9 8 7584 266 29 1378 69 20 378 38 10 9 6767 286 24 1376 74 19 406 41 10 10 7686 289 27 1648 78 21 371 39 10 11 7899 306 26 1702 92 18 348 38 9 12 7903 281 28 1584 84 19 367 38 10 13 6844 314 22 1312 64 20 255 26 10 271 27 10 14 9709 393 25 1360 98 14 261 35 7 961 50 19 15 9178 375 24 1631 79 21 353 30 12 740 47 16 16 8044 390 21 1604 109 15 380 37 10 543 39 14 Here is the data for the C/C++ front-end (and runtimes), fortran FE and runtime and rust FE/runtime. The regex for the file change is: C/C++: /gcc\/(cp|c-family|c)\/|libstdc\+\+|libcpp/ Fortran: /gcc\/fortran|libgfortran/ rust: /gcc\/rust|libgrust/ I am not sure other front-ends are that interesting at this stage; algol68 just was added; cobol is 2/3 people; D is mostly imported; go is basically inactive and imported. Ada is semi-interesting but Adacore does most of the development there so less community involvement. It is hard to split out the C front-end from the C++ front-end due to the sharing of c-family. I didn't add the objc/objcp directories but I doubt it will change the numbers that much; there is only like 10 commits to each of those directories in the last 3 years. Thanks, Andrew Pinski > > Best regards > > Thomas
