[Python-Dev] ...und zen, ze world!
Greg Wilson
Greg.Wilson@baltimore.com
Fri, 22 Jun 2001 08:34:17 -0400
>From David Wheeler's paper estimating the size of stuff
in the Red Hat 7.1 distribution:
http://www.dwheeler.com/sloc/redhat71-v1/redhat71sloc.html
Language SLOC (%)
C 21461450 (71.18%)
C++ 4575907 (15.18%)
Shell (Bourne-like) 793238 ( 2.63%)
Lisp 722430 ( 2.40%)
Assembly 565536 ( 1.88%)
Perl 562900 ( 1.87%)
Fortran 493297 ( 1.64%)
Python 285050 ( 0.95%)
Tcl 213014 ( 0.71%)
Java 147285 ( 0.49%)
yacc/bison 122325 ( 0.41%)
Expect 103701 ( 0.34%)
lex/flex 41967 ( 0.14%)
awk/gawk 17431 ( 0.06%)
Objective-C 14645 ( 0.05%)
Ada 13200 ( 0.04%)
C shell 10753 ( 0.04%)
Pascal 4045 ( 0.01%)
sed 3940 ( 0.01%)
Interesting that there's as much Perl as assembly code,
and more Fortran than Python :-).
Thanks,
Greg
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