12 Sep
2011
12 Sep
'11
11:16 a.m.
Hi, actually, it also depends on how you generate the MSE file. The ones your are looking
at were created with infusion I believe. VerveineJ extracts only two metrics: - number of
instruction - Cyclomatic complexity. The reason is that these two cannot be computed from
the data we have in the meta-model. Anything that can be computed from the metamodel (e.g.
dependencies between packages/classes/methods) should be done in Moose. I believe Infusion
as a different approach and computes much more things because it can used standalone. As
for the metrics in moose, you can use the pragmas or not. Using the pragmas will allow
your metric to appear automagically in the moose browser (in the metric tab). If you
don't put the pragma, you can still use it, but only in your programs nicolas -----
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À: "Moose-related development" <moose-dev(a)iam.unibe.ch>
Envoyé: Lundi 12 Septembre 2011 00:24:37
Objet: [Moose-dev] Re: MSE file and Metrics
Metrics are not computed during the parsing of MSE
files.
There are two kinds of metrics:
- some that are computed at FAMIX extraction time (for example
cyclomatic complexity, LOC)
- the other metrics are computer when there are needed (number of
variables, number of methods)
Indeed metrics are assessed during extration time.
The mse file is
like a record of a previous code analysis.
Sure
Normally adding a metrics in Moose is a question of minutes.
Have a look at numberOfMethods for an example
Ok! I gave a look in your exemple and
it came a doubt: to use my
metric I need to create a new tag on mse file (and consequently create
a new method on moose to show it) , I'm correct? If yes, how I can to
do this? I don't find the information that i need so end resorting to
the forum.
For exemple look on this piece of mse file Where the metrics such as
WLOC, WNOS, etc are defined?
(FAMIX.Class (id: 295)
(sourceAnchor (ref: 199415))
(isStub true)
(container (ref: 42))
(name 'Level')
(WLOC 0.00)
(WNOS 0.00)
(WNOCond 0.00)
(WNOCmts 0.00)
(WOC 0.00)
(ATFD 0.00)
(WMC 0.00)
(TCC 0.00)
(CRIX 0.00)
(NOAM 0.00)
(NOPA 0.00)
(BUR 1.00)
(BOvR 0.00)
(AMW 0.00)
(NOM 0.00)
(NAS 0.00)
(PNAS -1.00)
(LOC 1.00)
(NProtM 0.00)
)
Em 11 de setembro de 2011 17:38, Stéphane Ducasse <
stephane.ducasse(a)inria.fr > escreveu:
On Sep 11, 2011, at 9:21 PM, Júlio Martins
wrote:
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I was learning about mse file and I noticed that it record a set
of
metrics. I would like to know what metrics are aseessed during the
pasring to mse file?
I need to generate some especific metric, but first I want to know
what metrics are avaible to me take a better decision to implement
this. have in some place a list of metrics avaible?
Hi julio
Metrics are not computed during the parsing of MSE files.
There are two kinds of metrics:
- some that are computed at FAMIX extraction time (for example
cyclomatic complexity, LOC)
- the other metrics are computer when there are needed (number of
variables, number of methods)
An another question, if were the case, I needed
to create my
especific metric. Would be possible implement this?
Sure
Normally adding a metrics in Moose is a question of minutes.
Have a look at numberOfMethods for an example
Stef
See ya!
Julio Martins
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