cccc(1)

NAME

   cccc - C and C++ Code Counter, a software metrics tool

SYNOPSIS

   cccc [options] file1.c ...

DESCRIPTION

   CCCC  analyses  and  reports measurements of source code in C, C++, and
   Java.  The metrics supported include lines of code, McCabe's Cyclomatic
   Complexity, and measures of module fan-out/fan-in.

   CCCC  processes the files listed on its command line.  If the filenames
   include '-', read a list of files from standard input.

   This program is work in progress and is not well documented.  Please be
   prepared to refer to the source code for the meaning of some options.

OPTIONS

   --help Generate this help message.

   --outdir=dname
          Directory for generated files (default=.cccc).

   --html_outfile=fname
          Name       of       primary      HTML      report      generated
          (default=outdir/cccc.html).

   --db_infile=fname
          Preload internal database from named  file  (default=no  initial
          content).

   --db_outfile=fname
          Save internal database to named file (default=outdir/cccc.db).

   --opt_infile=fname
          Load  options  from  named  file (default=use compiled-in option
          values, refer to cccc_opt.cc for option information).

   --opt_outfile=fname
          Save options to named file (default=outdir/cccc.opt).

   --lang=string
          Use language specified for files specified  after  this  option.
          Languages  supported  are  c,  c++,  ada,  and java (default=use
          language/extension mapping controlled by options).

   --report_mask=hex
          Control report content (refer to ccccmain.cc for mask values).

   --debug_mask=hex
          Control debug output content  (refer  to  ccccmain.cc  for  mask
          values).

AUTHOR

   CCCC was written by Tim Littlefair <[email protected]>.

   This  manual page was written by Colin Watson <[email protected]> for
   the Debian system (but may be used by others).

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