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[^DJ_Link^]

Though it would be interesting to share lines of code from our projects.

I used http://cloc.sourceforge.net/ so I know these are without blank and comments lines

Vizati (Game)(C++)(Released) -> 7702 (without engine)
Anadea (Game)(C++)(Released) -> 2719 (without engine)

(Engine) (C++) (WIP)       -> 41529

Current Game I'm working (C++) (WIP) -> 14495


Anyway share your stuff too.

[PompiPompi]

Over 9000!

Seriously, what is the point of this?

[Netsu]

wc for line count:

Trajectory (released) -> 3542 (with an engine I wrote)
Hullfire (not finished) -> 11526 (with engine, which I also wrote)

All in C++.

PS: It's interesting to compare how much code goes into other people's games. Everyone wants to know if their virtual dick is average sized or not  

[Mstrp]

Erosion (WIP name)
Client - 5603
Server - 10142
That's 15745 lines in total.

But thats from a few weeks ago, i would guestimate it to be around 20k+ by this time. It's a bit hard to measure at the moment as the basecode for the client is beeing developed with a side project.

[st33d]

Red Rogue currently has 16881 lines of Actionscript according to cloc.

Also it has 3255 lines of comments.

Amusingly it reckons there's 3 lines of Javascript. Which I know is bollocks because I've got a scroll bar script, jQuery and swfobject in there.

[Average Software]

Franchise currently stands at 71579.

[Netsu]

Also it has 3255 lines of comments.

Of the 11526 lines of Hullfire only 430 are comments... half of which are probably commented out lines of code.
I should comment A LOT more.

[^DJ_Link^]

In case you guys are interested

Braid has 90347 lines of code

source: http://the-witness.net/news/2011/06/how-to-program-independent-games/

[Average Software]

Franchise currently stands at 71579.

This was my own raw line count script.  Using your little tool, my game has 51562.  The accompanying campaign editor adds another 21547.  My script counts GLSL code, which this tool does not, so the numbers should be a touch higher.

I was interested to see that my game code has just over 12000 blank lines.  Gotta love whitespace.

Code:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language                     files          blank        comment           code
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ada                            429          10965           5476          47384
C                               16            657            381           2666
Objective C                      8            284            110           1112
C/C++ Header                    19            131            102            255
make                             3             52              0            145
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUM:                           475          12089           6069          51562
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[ThemsAllTook]

19506 lines of C in the main game, plus about half that much in supporting library code.

[Netsu]

Great tool you have there

Code:

http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.55  T=1.0 s (33.0 files/s, 11526.0 lines/s)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language                     files          blank        comment           code
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C++                             23            997            244           9055
C/C++ Header                     9            137             59           1002
make                             1             13              0             19
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUM:                            33           1147            303          10076

Using grep '//' gave me more comment lines because some lines have both code and a comment in them.

[st33d]

Also it has 3255 lines of comments.

Of the 11526 lines of Hullfire only 430 are comments... half of which are probably commented out lines of code.
I should comment A LOT more.

I probably comment too much. But there's lots of weird special abilities for items and races that have to be implemented in really strange places in order to work. (eg: Wizard Hats doubling their first enchantment could only fit as a hack in the enchantment code.) Not to mention all the hacks that comprise the procedurally generated stuff.

A sign of well written code is code that doesn't need comments.

[Netsu]

Well, I don't need them now, but understanding how the game works a few years from now would probably take me much less time if it was well commented. I try to keep everything well divided and clearly named though.

What would happen if somebody else had to decipher my mumblings is a different story.

[Average Software]

A sign of well written code is code that doesn't need comments.

You have to draw a distinction though between 'why is this code doing this?' comments and 'documentation' comments.  A proliferation of 'why the hell?' comments usually seems like a sign of some bad code, while you often can't have enough documentation comments.

[zacaj]

The beginnings of a 3D engine Im working on:

Code:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language                     files          blank        comment           code
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C++                             33            524            408           4357
C/C++ Header                    38            318            632           1484
HTML                             2              0              0            100
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUM:                            73            842           1040           5941
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Im surprised theres so many comments.  Ive been trying to comment my code more (than none), but 1000 is surprising.  Im also surprised theres only 6000 lines of 'code' my first game, a simple match 3 puzzler, had ~9000