Cedric,
I just noticed today that it thinks some of the files in the .svn folders are 
either shell or c++ files.  I only ran the examples but I suspect it does this 
when running it over hackystat too.  This is the print out that I got after 
running sclc.pl over the examples in the sclc module:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/csdl-svn/sclc$ perl src/sclc.pl -ignore -recurse -xmlOutput 
a.xml lib/examples
Lines  Blank  Cmnts   NCSL
=====  =====  =====  =====  ===================================================
 1955    164    480   1344  lib/examples/.svn/text-base/sclc1.pl.svn-base  
(shell)
  443     80     28    335  lib/examples/.svn/text-base/T02_Inner.java.svn-base 
 (C++)
   54      4     25     32  
lib/examples/.svn/text-base/matrix_multiply.c.svn-base  (C++)
   54      7     19     28  lib/examples/.svn/text-base/TestStack.java.svn-base 
 (C++)
   88     11     41     46  lib/examples/.svn/text-base/pi_calc.c.svn-base  
(C++)
  230     20     91    119  lib/examples/test.java  (Java)
 1955    164    801   1024  lib/examples/sclc1.pl  (Perl)
   54      4     25     32  lib/examples/matrix_multiply.c  (C)
  443     80     28    335  lib/examples/T02_Inner.java  (Java)
   56      9     18     29  lib/examples/matrix_multiply.f  (FORTRAN)
   54      7     19     28  lib/examples/TestStack.java  (Java)
   88     11     41     46  lib/examples/pi_calc.c  (C)
   36      4     13     19  lib/examples/markov.m  (Matlab)
   56      9     38     29  lib/examples/theta_logistic.m  (Matlab)
   99     18     46     35  lib/examples/pi_calc.f  (FORTRAN)

The first 5 entries are things in the .svn folder...  it counts them as shell 
and c++ files.  I don't understand why it errors on some files in the .svn 
folder and not others but it still is an issue.  That means some of the modules 
could end up with mysterious C++ files appearing when data is collected and 
that would be inaccurate.  Just thought I should raise this issue again because 
we may have to figure out a way to include or exclude files since the perl 
script only takes in directories.

~Julie

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