Open SethTisue opened 5 years ago
in scala/scala (2.13.x branch),
% cloc .
11945 text files.
10771 unique files.
Complex regular subexpression recursion limit (32766) exceeded at /usr/local/Cellar/cloc/1.80/libexec/bin/cloc line 9051.
4239 files ignored.
github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.80 T=9.21 s (851.7 files/s, 59182.0 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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Scala 6977 62123 96968 316303
XML 309 4 7 23737
HTML 38 2511 431 11246
Markdown 23 2263 0 8531
Java 393 1039 1176 5599
CSS 15 599 65 3659
Bourne Again Shell 23 427 676 2059
JavaScript 13 212 118 1218
Maven 21 0 0 1203
DOS Batch 11 342 383 1055
XSLT 2 30 16 532
YAML 5 19 10 154
Bourne Shell 11 44 57 142
awk 1 0 3 36
C/C++ Header 1 2 7 12
C 1 2 0 6
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SUM: 7844 69617 99917 375492
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% tokei .
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Language Files Lines Code Comments Blanks
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BASH 2 158 120 11 27
Batch 1 70 48 0 22
C 1 8 6 0 2
C Header 1 21 12 7 2
CSS 12 3481 2967 38 476
HTML 3 224 192 13 19
Java 404 7927 5695 1180 1052
JavaScript 10 1478 1163 108 207
Markdown 23 10794 10794 0 0
Scala 7169 478017 316065 99488 62464
Shell 11 243 133 66 44
SVG 13 864 861 0 3
Plain Text 11 65918 65918 0 0
XML 23 135 117 7 11
YAML 4 101 92 0 9
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Total 7688 569439 404183 100918 64338
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tokei
runs instantaneously, cloc
takes a little while, but speed is a negligible issue in the context of the community build
for Scala LOC count is very nearly identical at 316K
it looks like there's no compelling reason to switch, but also no compelling reason not to switch
Tokei seems to recognize many more comments, but is also "missing" files. There is also less blank lines reported in tokei where there are missing files. Tokei might ignore empty files if there are any?
However, tokei reports more Scala files than cloc. (sc
s and sbt
s?)
Anthony Cerruti suggesting checking out
tokei
which is faster thancloc
, and also more accurate thancloc
for at least some languages, not sure about Scala in particularhttps://github.com/XAMPPRocky/tokei