SourceMonitor is a useful program that lets you to see inside your software source code to find out how much code you have and to identify the relative complexity of your modules.

SourceMonitor is a source code metrics measurement tool that provides persistence of measurement results and historical comparison of these saved results. Use SourceMonitor to measure the quantity and quality of your C++, C, C#, VB.NET, Java, Delphi, Visual Basic (VB6), and HTML source code.

SourceMonitor is especially helpful for exposure of code that should be subjected to code review. Results may be graphed (including Kiviat diagrams), printed, or exported to XML or comma-separated text files for import into Excel, ACCESS or other data manipulation programs. Command line operation supports use in batch files.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added log messages for additional processing states and errors (including rejection of UTF-8 files when the UTF-8 option isn't set)
· Added a new flag to the script language, that causes all log messages to me displayed on the console in addition to writing to the log file. (Note: the element has errors only displayed on the console.)
· Added display of file counts to the new checkpoint dialog
· Added a new element to the script lanuage to change the way the project file path is resolved. The element contents, if relative, are resolved relative to the current working directory. The new element, , can be used instead when you want relative pathnames to be resolved relative to the script file directory
· Added new raw number option for export of metrics to CSV file
· Added option to display measured maximum depth (instead of "9+" when measured maximum is more than 9)