Sorry for the interruption, but... Any idea if there is a open/share based SLOC (Source Lines Of Code) counter function? I have a relatively new manager who came in from a MIL contractor and they eat/live/breath this kind of stuff (yup, I've been there already - and I totally pissed off one manager when I went and reduced the count on a project ;) Anyway, I did a quick check of Linuxberg and a couple other sites, but no luck. So, before I go out and write one I was wondering if anyone in the group knew of a counter already out there in Penguin land (script/rpm/compilable source, I really don't care at this point)... Thanks, D. Roberts -- Linux: Because a PC is a terrible thing to waste. -- Mark Komarinski
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