Hi Mitch and Binoy:

Sorry, I caused some confusion here:

The 100 000 line Java program I meant is the one written (indirectly
through Demeter/Java) by Larry Dodds:

http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/JavaMetrics/

which is also reachable from:

http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/overview.html

I did a wc in his gen directory:

wc *.java

which shows more than 100 000 lines of code.

The number of lines of Demeter/Java code is only 1702 lines which includes 
about 900 lines for Binoy's Java cd.

By practicing more traversal reuse, the 100 000 lines could be made smaller,
I think.

>From wand@ccs.neu.edu Mon Jan  5 12:40:53 1998
>To: Karl Lieberherr <lieber@ccs.neu.edu>
>CC: dem@ccs.neu.edu
>Subject: demjava in hypertext form
>
>[oops, the first version of this message escaped prematurely...]
>
>KL> Welcome back to the project.
>KL> Take a look at the fruit from last quarter:
>
>KL> http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/overview.html
>
>KL> Quite impressive what people can do with Demeter/Java. This is the first
>KL> time that a graduate student wrote a 100 000 line Java program in a few weeks.
>
>Where did this 100KL figure come from?  How many of these lines did the
>student write?  From a brief reading of the documents, it looked to me that it
>was generating HTML, not Java.
>
>KL> Specifically browse through the hypertext form of demjava.
>KL> What do you think about this add-on tool to demjava?
>
>KL> <a href=
>KL> "
>KL> http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/browser/project/proj
>KL> ect.html
>KL> ">
>
>KL> A hypertext documentation generation tool for Demeter/Java programs</a>.
>KL> Has been applied to Demeter/Java itself.
>KL> <a href=
>KL> "
>KL> http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/browser/project/samp
>KL> les/demjava/html/
>KL> ">
>KL> Demeter/Java hypertext documentation</a>.        
>
>Looks neat, though I can't really gauge its usefulness.
>
>Anybody know why these URLs got split?
>
With Netscape 3.0 and Internet Explorer 4.0 I don't get split URLs.

>
>--Mitch 
>
>
-- Karl