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It is a code analyzer and a code analyzer using the compiler. It is based on and compatible with the Clang Static Analyzer.

Key features:
① Collect Code metrics and analyze Java/C/C++/C#/Objective C/Objective C++/Objective C++11/Go files:
Collect Metrics (Metrics such as coverage, code complexity, cyclomatic complexity, complexity index, lines of code etc.), display code metrics and analyze files.
② Detect relevant comments and strings:
Metrics are calculated for relevant comments and strings.
③ Analyze Java/C/C++/C#/Objective C/Objective C++/Objective C++11/Go files using Clang:
Analyze files using Clang.
④ Detect relevant code elements:
Locate code elements in the analyzed files.
⑤ Analyze all relevant sources:
Analyze all relevant sources in the project.
⑥ Collect Metrics:
Collect metrics of files.
⑦ Collect Metrics for comments and strings:
Collect metrics for comments and strings.
⑧ Detect code-level metrics:
Detect code-level metrics.
⑨ Analyze code:
Analyze and analyze code.
⑩ Analyze code using Clang:
Analyze and analyze code using Clang.
⑪ Analyze code using Clang Static Analyzer:
Analyze and analyze code using Clang.
⑫ Analyze code with Warnings:
Analyze and analyze code with warnings.
⑬ Analyze code with Warnings and Error:
Analyze and analyze code with warnings and errors.
⑭ Collect function metrics:
Collect function metrics.
⑮ Code analysis:
Code analysis.
⑯ Issue reporting:
Issue reporting.
⑰ Constructor metrics:
Constructor metrics.
⑱ Constructor metrics based on parameters:
Constructor metrics based on parameters.
⑲ Locals:
Locals.
⑳ Methods:
Methods.
⑴ Properties:
Properties.
⑵ String:
String.
⑶ Functions:
Functions.
⑷ Variables:
Variables.
⑸ Classes:
Classes.
⑹ Public properties:
Public properties.

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Use this macro to generate Metrix++ code. It consists of an optional definition, a
statement list, and an optional map. Each statement in the definition must start
with a STATEMENT keyword. The rest of the statement is the code that will be
generated.
If the map argument is given, it must contain a ‘name’ and a ‘value’ mapping.
The ‘name’ will be used as the variable name for the map. The ‘value’ will be used as
the value to be assigned to the variable.
When generating metrics for C# and Java, the ‘value’ can be a list of strings or
an expression.
Metrix++ also supports a number of format specifiers for the input file. For
example, it will accept a file containing Java byte code.
Metrix++ also supports a special comment character, which can be used to add
a comment to the generated Metrix++ code.
The statement list is the list of statements that will be generated. Each
statement must be a string with one of the following keywords:
FUNCTION – A function definition. The arguments are the parameters, starting
with the first parameter being ‘0’.
CLASS – A class definition. The parameters are the functions and fields.
LINE – A line number. This will start at 1, and go up from there.
START – This is used to indicate the start of a block of code. For example, if
you are writing a class definition, and the class statement does not appear
before this statement, you can use this keyword to place the start of the
class definition.
END – This is used to indicate the end of a block of code. For example, if you
are writing a class definition, and the class statement does not appear
before this statement, you can use this keyword to place the end of the
class definition.
REGION – A region definition. Regions can be nested, and can contain the
regular statement list.
CONTINUE – This is used to continue a loop, or to continue running a program.
It is only possible to use this in regions.
Examples
Here is a simple usage example:
File:.metrix++
STATEMENT “// #include ”
STATEMENT “class foo { int a,b,c; int d,e; };”
…

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A list of metrics, grouped in different categories, is available in the settings.
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What’s New In Metrix ?

Metrix++ is a Python-based application that you can use to collect code metrics, analyze and debug Java, C/C++ and C# source code files.

Metrix++ can detect certain sections in the code (classes, functions etc.), as well as comments and strings. Also, it assigns metrics to regions and provides support for multiple metrics.

With Metrix++ you can collect metrics from the Windows registry, IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse. In addition, there is a Python library that can be used to collect metrics from any Java codebase and generate reports on Windows or Linux.

You can install Metrix++ using the OS package (if you prefer a pre-compiled version), or by downloading the source code from GitHub and building the project.

How to Install Metrix++ on Windows:

If you want to use a pre-compiled version of Metrix++ for Windows, download the ZIP file from the downloads section on the Github website. Double click on the zip file and run the file. The zip file will extract itself into a folder. Move this folder to a local location on your Windows computer.

Double-click on the “metrix++-installer.exe” file in the “Metrix++” folder.

In the opening screen, click on the button to start the installation.

The installation process should only take a few minutes. It will install Metrix++ in the default location – C:\Program Files\Metrix++\metrix++.exe.

After the installation, there will be an installation log file in the following location:

C:\Program Files\Metrix++\install_log.txt

If the installation process was successful, there will be a Metrix++ icon in the taskbar. In addition, a shortcut will be created in the “Start Menu”.

To uninstall the application, remove the executable file from the “C:\Program Files\Metrix++” folder. The installation logs will be removed as well.

This is all that is required to get started with Metrix++.

How to Install Metrix++ on Linux

You can use the following method to install Metrix++ on Linux:

Get the source code from GitHub

This can be done by visiting the following website:

Once you have the source code, you can compile it using the command:

git clone

You can get this project onto your Linux system using the command:

cd Metrix++

sudo./install_setup.sh

This will create a directory for your compiled application. Move this directory to a local location on your Linux computer.

System Requirements For Metrix :

(Mac OS X 10.5 or later, or Windows XP or later)
Multi-core processors, OSX 10.4 or later
32-bit OS, or 64-bit OS with a compatible CPU
1.0 GB RAM
Intel GMA 950 or ATI/AMD Radeon X800 series graphics card
1024 x 768 resolution
1024 x 768 sound card
Features:
Chapter 1, the game with a story-driven plot, is playable from beginning to the end.

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