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scripts/count_lines: improve split object and source tree support #2

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scripts/count_lines: remove redundant variable 'objs'
iangehc Mar 18, 2025
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scripts/count_lines: run count_lines() in SRC_DIR
iangehc Mar 18, 2025
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scripts/count_lines: all source and objects in 'FIND'
iangehc Mar 18, 2025
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15 changes: 10 additions & 5 deletions scripts/count_lines
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Expand Up @@ -157,13 +157,19 @@ find_includes() {

count_lines() {
FILES=$1

pushd .
cd "${SRC_DIR}"

while read -r FILE ; do
if [ -f "${FILE}" ]; then
LINES=$(wc -l "${FILE}" | cut -f 1 -d ' ')
TOTAL_LINES=$((LINES + TOTAL_LINES))
#printf "total=%08d\tlines=%06d\t%s\n" ${TOTAL_LINES} "${LINES}" "${FILE}"
fi
done < "${FILES}"

popd
}


Expand All @@ -179,13 +185,12 @@ FIND=$(mktemp "${TMPDIR}/${SCRIPT}"_find.XXXX) || exit 1

# -----------------start here!------------------
printf "Finding all .c files used based on the .o files...\n"
f=$(cd ${OBJ_DIR} && find . -type f)
echo "${f}" > "${FIND}"
#find ${OBJ_DIR} -type f > "${FIND}"

objs=$(cd "${OBJ_DIR}" && find . -type f | grep "\.o$")

(cd "${SRC_DIR}" && find . -type f) > "${FIND}"

if [ "${SRC_DIR}" != "${OBJ_DIR}" ]; then
(cd "${OBJ_DIR}" && find . -type f) >> "${FIND}"
fi

# first get the object files and strip off the .o and replace it with a .c
# to find the .c files we want to count.
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