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I use cloc to count code size. Here are some results:
# cloc jsoncpp/ 221 text files. 216 unique files. 76 files ignored. http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.64 T=0.42 s (347.0 files/s, 33493.1 lines/s) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C++ 6 844 444 7033 C/C++ Header 13 365 895 1332 Python 14 171 338 1328 JSON 94 27 0 312 CMake 7 59 86 284 Bourne Shell 6 35 49 154 NAnt script 1 12 0 103 YAML 2 5 21 77 HTML 2 2 16 67 make 1 5 6 24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 146 1525 1855 10714 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# cloc rapidjson/ 282 text files. 266 unique files. 78 files ignored. http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.64 T=0.73 s (280.9 files/s, 61032.7 lines/s) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C++ 51 2341 1198 13836 C/C++ Header 39 2526 3281 11184 JSON 97 6 0 8629 CMake 7 75 25 364 CSS 1 39 2 233 Python 1 46 12 225 XML 1 5 7 182 YAML 3 11 10 136 Bourne Shell 1 19 19 83 HTML 2 0 7 28 make 1 2 0 6 Javascript 1 0 0 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 205 5070 4561 34908 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# cloc cJSON/ 222 text files. 211 unique files. 83 files ignored. http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.64 T=0.56 s (248.0 files/s, 50102.7 lines/s) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C 68 2851 1318 14592 Ruby 17 446 245 3180 C/C++ Header 19 327 596 1473 YAML 20 34 52 1235 JSON 4 107 0 696 make 5 69 43 327 CMake 3 54 20 324 Python 2 44 20 221 Bourne Shell 2 3 1 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 140 3935 2295 22058 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The code size of these softwares are very different from your data. Althought the unit of data is byte, it should not have such a big difference.
The code size evaluated are binary executable code (on a particular compiler/platform) that implements the same requirements in the test. This is not related to number of lines in source code.
I use cloc to count code size. Here are some results:
The code size of these softwares are very different from your data. Althought the unit of data is byte, it should not have such a big difference.