Linux / Arch / Mips
Features of Interest
Aspects in the source code identified through RegEx patterns.
Intro
Features of interest are any aspects of a software system that can be identified through patterns in code.
Features of interest provide you with a way to focus your attention on relevant parts of the codebase.
Typical examples include, security, TODOs, logging.
A feature of interest may be present in multiple files. Any source code file may be in zero or multiple features of interest.
Overview
GENERAL
TODOs
10,682 LOC (4%)
35 files
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found text
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found text per file
1 GENERAL Concerns
The "general" group contains
2
concerns.
TODOs
Unclassified
general
1.1 TODOs
10,682 LOC (4%)
35 files
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found text
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found text per file
The following criteria are used to filter files:
files with any line of content like "
.*(TODO|FIXME)( |:| ).*
".
35
files match defined criteria (
10,682
lines of code,
4.9%
vs. main code):
29
*.c files (
9,808
lines of code)
6
*.h files (
874
lines of code)
38
lines match the content pattern.
details...
per component - primary logical decomposition
include
in 6 files, 874 LOC (<1%)
kernel
in 6 files, 3,459 LOC (12%)
cavium-octeon
in 3 files, 1,172 LOC (10%)
pci
in 2 files, 629 LOC (6%)
alchemy
in 3 files, 1,794 LOC (23%)
bcm63xx
in 1 file 56 LOC (1%)
bcm47xx
in 2 files, 773 LOC (36%)
dec
in 5 files, 610 LOC (29%)
sgi-ip22
in 1 file 90 LOC (5%)
ar7
in 1 file 596 LOC (35%)
ralink
in 1 file 123 LOC (8%)
boot
in 1 file 86 LOC (5%)
ath25
in 1 file 259 LOC (19%)
generic
in 1 file 50 LOC (4%)
ath79
in 1 file 111 LOC (11%)