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sta file!!! what does it all mean

 
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sta file!!! what does it all mean
PostPosted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 10:01 am     Reply with quote

Can some tell me if the following information from the Program metrics file which my program has produced means, in terms of reliability, robustness.

I am developing a consumer product and i am now trying to clean the code up and hoping that the program will not die. It seems that I can not get : Est Delivered bugs down to 0. Is it reasonable to expect 0 % bugs if not what number is reasonable. This also relates to Cyclomatic Complexity of 184 and maintainability (MI) 130.

what is a acceptable values be for these.

In addition is a file which is 1680 lines to large??? (please note this is a LCD module driver and the LCD pixel layout is all over the place therefore required a lot of while loops and if elses )

And also Stack used: 10 worst case (out of 29 total available) please can someone explain this or lead me to documentation that might give me more information.


ROM used: 20580 (63%)
20580 (63%) including unused fragments

2 Average locations per line
9 Average locations per statement

RAM used: 540 (35%) at main() level
921 (60%) worst case

Stack used: 10 worst case (out of 29 total available)


Program metrics:
Functions 167
Statements 2285
Comments 5194
Volume (V) 103197
Difficulty (D) 544.1
Effort to implement (E) 56153899
Time to implement (T) 866 hours, 34 minutes
Est Delivered Bugs (B) 49
Cyclomatic Complexity 184
Maintainability (MI) 130

Segment Used Free
----------- ---- ----
00000-00002 4 0
00004-00006 4 0
00008-000A8 162 0
000AA-07FFE 20410 12188


Any information on these statistics would be great.

many thanks
PCM programmer



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PostPosted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 11:37 am     Reply with quote

It was discussed in this thread:
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