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The concepts
The CodeCount toolset is a collection of tools designed to automate the collection of source code sizing information. The CodeCount toolset spans multiple programming languages and utilizes one of two possible Source Lines of Code (SLOC) definitions, physical or logical.
The CodeCount toolset is provided in source code only, and may be used as is, modified or further distributed subject to certain limitations.
The tools in the collection are supplied in C source code only. You are responsible for compiling and building executable versions.
The Product
The CodeCount toolset is copyright USC Center for Software Engineering but is made available with a Limited Public License which permits the distribution of the modifications you make provided you return a copy to us so we can further enhance the toolset for the benefit of all.
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