In looking for DCOP-enabled KDE apps tonight, I ran across cxxmetric in kde3/bin, which will compute the number of code lines/comments/blank lines in a set of h/cpp files.
Running it on PyKDE shows a little over 1.25 million lines of C++ code. That's excluding comments or blank lines. There's some duplication of h files in the various module subdirectories and extra/, but I'd guess that still puts PyKDE over 1 million LOC (and there are more modules coming) Those are mostly generated automatically by sip of course - I doubt the amount of actual written lines of C++ code is more that a few thousand lines. PyKDE binds about 700 classes and over 10,000 methods.. Now you know why it takes so long to compile. Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde