LOC counter(lines of code) in REXX on IBM mainframe

[kimi]

hi ppl,
Can anyone provide me the source code for LOC(lines of
code)
counter written in REXX language which can run on IBM mainframe z/OS
V1R4. The LOC counter should be able to count the comments,lines of
code,blank lines in a COBOL program and JCL's

[Binyamin Dissen]

On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 21:02:02 -0700 kimi <***@gmail.com> wrote:

:> Can anyone provide me the source code for LOC(lines of
:>code)
:>counter written in REXX language which can run on IBM mainframe z/OS
:>V1R4. The LOC counter should be able to count the comments,lines of
:>code,blank lines in a COBOL program and JCL's

Why would you want a silly program like that?

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Post by Binyamin Dissen
:> Can anyone provide me the source code for LOC(lines of
:>code)
:>counter written in REXX language which can run on IBM mainframe z/OS
:>V1R4. The LOC counter should be able to count the comments,lines of
:>code,blank lines in a COBOL program and JCL's
Why would you want a silly program like that?

For a class assignment?

[Allodoxaphobia]

:> Can anyone provide me the source code for LOC(lines of code)
:>counter written in REXX language which can run on IBM mainframe z/OS
:>V1R4. The LOC counter should be able to count the comments,lines of
:>code,blank lines in a COBOL program and JCL's
Why would you want a silly program like that?

Don'cha just _love_ usenet?

Probably the OP has has an infuriating PHB who just returned from some
junket, and the seat-back-pocket 'journal' on the aircraft had an
article by some "expert" that predict The End Of The World because of
all the legacy COBOL code out there. Ergo, the PHB has become fixated
on the acronym: LOC. Now the PHB feels it's his prerogative to interrupt
a specialist deep in the design of some mission-critical project to
c o u n t f # # k i n g l i n e s o f C O B O L c o d e .

(Is there anyone here that has _not_ suffered that kind of scenario?)

Jonesy

[Walter u. Christel Pachl]

Actually I wrote one a while ago.
Mail me pls whether I should look for it in my archives

Regards
Walter

Post by kimi
hi ppl,
Can anyone provide me the source code for LOC(lines of
code)
counter written in REXX language which can run on IBM mainframe z/OS
V1R4. The LOC counter should be able to count the comments,lines of
code,blank lines in a COBOL program and JCL's