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A simple code complexity analyser without caring about the C/C++ header files or Java imports, supports most of the popular languages.
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Generate a hashcode id for every function! #209

Open cyw3 opened 6 years ago

cyw3 commented 6 years ago

Suggest lizard can generate a hashcode id for every function! And for the same function, every time using lizard to scan it, its hashcode id is not change, unless its name or params are modifier.

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terryyin commented 6 years ago

So they hash code is calculated from the name and parameters?

Any idea how to do it so that the hash code can be a bit tolerable to changes?

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cyw3 commented 6 years ago

can use file's path and function's long name with detail namespace and function's params name, and the line number is not suggested.

if lizard have function's hashcode id, it can track the function based on the id between every time scanning. @terryyin