6 Jan
2010
6 Jan
'10
4:19 p.m.
Hi,
I would like to retrieve the number of lines of code of a file when
importing C code in moose. Here is what I do once the code loaded in moose:
- I inspect a FAMIXFile from the MooseFinder
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText' , it returns '0'
(while
the corresponding file is not empty). This is my first problem,
- Then, I try to retrieve the object CAImplementation (from CAnalyzer)
correspondind by inspecting 'self entities first' (is it the good way?)
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText', it returns '-1'
(-> even if I inspect directly a CAImplementation object from the
moose finder, it returns -1)
So is there somethings wrong or is the problem coming from the xml files
generated bu srcml?
6 Jan
6 Jan
4:39 p.m.
On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:19, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
Hi,
I would like to retrieve the number of lines of code of a file when importing C code in
moose. Here is what I do once the code loaded in moose:
Isn't there a numberOfLinesOfCode on CAImplementation?
And it's easy to define a redirection from FamixFile to CAImplementation (there is a
1-1 relationship)
- I inspect a FAMIXFile from the MooseFinder
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText' , it returns '0'
(while the corresponding file is not empty). This is my first problem,
- Then, I try to retrieve the object CAImplementation (from CAnalyzer) correspondind by
inspecting 'self entities first' (is it the good way?)
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText', it returns '-1'
(-> even if I inspect directly a CAImplementation object from the moose finder,
it returns -1)
So is there somethings wrong or is the problem coming from the xml files generated bu
srcml?
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4:48 p.m.
2010/1/6 Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>
On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:19, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
Yes, it is what I do , but it doesn't return me what I expect (see below,
the end of the mail)
Hi,
I would like to retrieve the number of lines of code of a file when
importing C
code in moose. Here is what I do once the code loaded in moose:
Isn't there a numberOfLinesOfCode on CAImplementation?
And it's easy to define a redirection from FamixFile to CAImplementation
(there is a 1-1 relationship)
- I inspect a FAMIXFile from the MooseFinder
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText' , it returns '0'
(while the corresponding file is not empty). This is my first problem,
- Then, I try to retrieve the object
CAImplementation (from CAnalyzer)
correspondind by inspecting 'self entities
first' (is it the good way?)
-> when printing 'self
numberOfLinesOfText', it returns '-1'
(-> even if I inspect directly a CAImplementation object from the
moose
finder, it returns -1)
So is there somethings wrong or is the problem coming from the xml files
generated
bu srcml?
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On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:48, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
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2010/1/6 Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>
On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:19, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source and xml files to
compute lines of code. How did you import your model? Where is it on disk? Did you
generate new xml files or use old ones?
Hi,
I would like to retrieve the number of lines of code of a file when importing C code in
moose. Here is what I do once the code loaded in moose:
Isn't there a numberOfLinesOfCode on CAImplementation?
And it's easy to define a redirection from FamixFile to CAImplementation (there is a
1-1 relationship)
Yes, it is what I do , but it doesn't return me what I expect (see below, the end of
the mail)
- I inspect a FAMIXFile from the MooseFinder
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText' , it returns '0'
(while the corresponding file is not empty). This is my first problem,
- Then, I try to retrieve the object CAImplementation (from CAnalyzer) correspondind by
inspecting 'self entities first' (is it the good way?)
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText', it returns '-1'
(-> even if I inspect directly a CAImplementation object from the moose finder,
it returns -1)
So is there somethings wrong or is the problem coming from the xml files generated bu
srcml?
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2010/1/6 Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>
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On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:48, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
2010/1/6 Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>
I used the old ones about Linux kernel . I retrieved it from lse svn
On 6 janv. 2010, at 16:19, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
Yes, it is what I do , but it doesn't return me what I expect (see below,
the end of the mail)
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source and
xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your model? Where is
it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use old ones?
Hi,
I would like to retrieve the number of lines of code of a file when
importing C
code in moose. Here is what I do once the code loaded in moose:
Isn't there a numberOfLinesOfCode on CAImplementation?
And it's easy to define a redirection from FamixFile to CAImplementation
(there is a 1-1 relationship)
- I inspect a FAMIXFile from the MooseFinder
-> when printing 'self numberOfLinesOfText' , it returns '0'
(while the corresponding file is not empty). This is my first problem,
- Then, I try to retrieve the object
CAImplementation (from CAnalyzer)
correspondind by inspecting 'self entities
first' (is it the good way?)
-> when printing 'self
numberOfLinesOfText', it returns '-1'
(-> even if I inspect directly a CAImplementation object from the
moose
finder, it returns -1)
So is there somethings wrong or is the problem coming from the xml files
generated
bu srcml?
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8:40 p.m.
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to
access the source
and xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your
model? Where is it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use
old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines
of code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original
source code. This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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7 Jan
7 Jan
1:23 p.m.
No, the problem is still present. The xml file corresponding to the file for
which I want to retrieve the information seems to be well-formed. So, it is
maybe a problem from CAnalyzer.
2010/1/6 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to
access the source and
xml files to compute lines of code. How did you
import your model? Where is
it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines of
code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original source code.
This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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6:33 p.m.
Ok, I will provide a solution soon.
Alexandre
On 7 Jan 2010, at 09:23, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
No, the problem is still present. The xml file
corresponding to the
file for which I want to retrieve the information seems to be well-
formed. So, it is maybe a problem from CAnalyzer.
2010/1/6 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source
and xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your
model? Where is it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use
old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines
of code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original
source code. This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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10:25 p.m.
Hi Cyrille,
I cannot reproduce the problem. I added a new method
FAMIXFile>>numberOfLinesOfCode as an extension of CAnalyzer.
The following test goes green:
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
testSourceCode2
| filename1 importer |
filename1 := 'file1.c.xml'.
self removeFileIfPresent: filename1.
self createFile: filename1 with: self sourceFile1XML.
mooseModel := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: mooseModel.
importer loadXMLFilesNamed: {filename1}.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::foo()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 2.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::main()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 6.
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: #'file1.c')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
The two last lines are probably the most interesting for you.
Cheers,
Alexandre
On 7 Jan 2010, at 09:23, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
No, the problem is still present. The xml file
corresponding to the
file for which I want to retrieve the information seems to be well-
formed. So, it is maybe a problem from CAnalyzer.
2010/1/6 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source
and xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your
model? Where is it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use
old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines
of code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original
source code. This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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8 Jan
8 Jan
12:48 p.m.
Yes, now I have retest in a new image and reloading the C code in moose and
it works. Maybe the problem was due to a 'bad importation' of the C code.
Thanks a lot alex.
2010/1/7 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
Hi Cyrille,
I cannot reproduce the problem. I added a new method
FAMIXFile>>numberOfLinesOfCode as an extension of CAnalyzer.
The following test goes green:
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
testSourceCode2
| filename1 importer |
filename1 := 'file1.c.xml'.
self removeFileIfPresent: filename1.
self createFile: filename1 with: self sourceFile1XML.
mooseModel := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: mooseModel.
importer loadXMLFilesNamed: {filename1}.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::foo()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 2.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::main()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 6.
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: #'file1.c')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
The two last lines are probably the most interesting for you.
Cheers,
Alexandre
On 7 Jan 2010, at 09:23, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
No, the problem is still present. The xml file corresponding to the file
for which I want to retrieve the information
seems to be well-formed. So, it
is maybe a problem from CAnalyzer.
2010/1/6 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source and
xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your model? Where is
it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines of
code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original source code.
This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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1:55 p.m.
Yes, now I have retest in a new image and reloading
the C code in
moose and it works. Maybe the problem was due to a 'bad
importation' of the C code. Thanks a lot alex.
No problem. Let me know how it goes.
Alexandre
2010/1/7 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
Hi Cyrille,
I cannot reproduce the problem. I added a new method
FAMIXFile>>numberOfLinesOfCode as an extension of CAnalyzer.
The following test goes green:
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
testSourceCode2
| filename1 importer |
filename1 := 'file1.c.xml'.
self removeFileIfPresent: filename1.
self createFile: filename1 with: self sourceFile1XML.
mooseModel := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: mooseModel.
importer loadXMLFilesNamed: {filename1}.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::foo()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 2.
self assert: (mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit::main()')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 6.
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: #'file1.c')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
self assert: ((mooseModel entityNamed: 'file1.cunit')
numberOfLinesOfCode = 19).
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
The two last lines are probably the most interesting for you.
Cheers,
Alexandre
On 7 Jan 2010, at 09:23, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
No, the problem is still present. The xml file corresponding to the
file for which I want to retrieve the information seems to be well-
formed. So, it is maybe a problem from CAnalyzer.
2010/1/6 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
I didnt check, but I think that CAnalyzer needs to access the source
and xml files to compute lines of code. How did you import your
model? Where is it on disk? Did you generate new xml files or use
old ones?
No, you do not need the original source code for computing the lines
of code. There is a bijection between srcML XML files and original
source code. This is a great strenght of srcML.
Cyrille, did you solve the problem?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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