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> > >> I can't say I know of anyone who has ever written 10kSLOC/day :-)
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> > >I can do it, with a 12-hour day and JBuilder.
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> I guess I forgot to put the smiley on, sorry.
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> The point was that jBuilder generates a hack of a lot of Java
> for a simple widget, and (typo, should be "heck") it still doesn't
> look good nor does it work.
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> Compare to a few lines in TCL/Tk/wish: the results look decent,
> and they work.
Well, I can "write" 100KSLOC simply by writing:
with Claw.Frame_Window, Claw.Dialogs.Modal;
(Claw is distributed as source code, and contains over 137KSLOC. :-)
And that all is well commented, working Ada 95 code.
Slightly more seriously, I probably could generate 10kSLOC with CBuild (the
Claw application builder) in a 12 hour day. And that also would all be
working, readable, commented, Ada 95 source code. That would make a good GUI
for a Windows program. But actually writing the application to do something
after the menus were pulled down and the dialogs popped up would take
somewhat more time...
Randy Brukardt.
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