I am using Clover to collect code coverage report for a perl project. I observed that the LOC is always less than NCLOC. From my understanding of LOC, it is the total lines of code and NCLOC is non-comment lines of code.
Is this expected or a problem in report generation ?
<coverage generated="1502211630" clover="1.01" >
3 <project timestamp="1502211630" name="Devel::Cover::Report::Clover">
4 <metrics packages="27" elements="16" coveredelements="16" statements="12" coveredstatements="12" compl exity="0" files="227" loc="22295" ncloc="58665" classes="237" conditionals="0" coveredconditionals="0" methods ="4" coveredmethods="4"/>
Let me know if you need more details.
Hey,
From my understanding of LOC, it is the total lines of code and NCLOC is non-comment lines of code.
That's right. LOC is total lines of code and NLOC is non-comment lines of code and NLOC should be lower or equal LOC.
However, if you use Clover for a perl project, the problem might be in a report covnerter, since Clover is not able to gather coverage from perl projects.
Thanks Grzegorz. I am using Devel::Cover::Clover::Report package for generating the report. I will try and look from that side.
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