I found this slick little app a few years ago, and it looks like it’s still around. Count your VC# and VC++ lines, and it differentiates between code lines, blank lines, designer lines, etc, which is nice. The downside: it’s really only useful for VC# and VC++ projects, which is alright if that’s all you are working with. Check it out. C#, Visual Basic and C++ .NET Line Count Utility – The Code Project – .NET PS. You’ll note that I didn’t ment...
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software development with some really amazing hairBorland C++ Builder 5, How I Hate Thee
I’m pretty sure Borland’s C++ Builder 5 is the worst IDE ever. It’s slow. If you try to use tooltips or code completion, it takes a good 5 seconds before anything shows up. On top of that, since they didn’t put the tooltip activity in a separate thread (I haven’t seen source code, but it’s pretty obvious), the entire application is frozen and you get the hourglass while it’s looking for something to display. Super. Not only does it take foreve...
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Daniel Huckstep is a software engineer (EIT) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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