Executable Statements

API ID: CountStmtExe
Languages: Ada, Assembly, Basic, C#, C++, Fortran, Java, Jovial, Pascal, Python, VHDL, Web
Targets: Architectures, Classes, Files, Functions, Modules, Packages, Project, Subprograms

Number of executable statements.

A statement that both declares a variable and initializes it with a function call counts as both executable and declarative.

For example:

int main() {
  for (int i = 0;
       i < 10;
       i++)
    ;

  int j = func();
  int k = 0;
  int l = 1;

  int m
    = func();
  int n;
  n = 1;

#ifdef A_VERY_NICE_VARIABLE

  int j = 0;
  cout << j << endl;
#endif

  return 0;
}

The for loop's condition (i < 10) and increment (i++) clauses, the two initializations that call func() (int j = func(); and int m = func();), n = 1;, and return 0; are all executable, for CountStmtExe = 6.

See Declarative Statements for the complementary breakdown, and Statements for the total. For the per-language breakdown in web files, see Executable Statements (JavaScript) and Executable Statements (PHP).

Targets By Language:

• Ada: Project, File, Type, Entry, Function, Package, Procedure, Protected, Task
• Basic: Project, File, Method, Module, Class
• C#: Project, File, Class, Method
• C++: Project, File, Class, Struct, Union, Function
• Fortran: Project, File, Module, Block Data, Function, Program, Subroutine
• Java: Project, File, Class, Interface, Method
• Jovial: Project, File, Subroutine
• Pascal: Project, File, Class, Interface, Compunit, Function, Procedure
• Python: Project, File, Class, Function
• VHDL: Project, File
• Web: Project, File, PHP Class, PHP Interface

Configuration:

• This metric can be disabled from "Project Configuration/Metrics/Lines and Statements" with the "Show statement count metrics" option.
• For projects and architectures, this metric is enabled from "Project Configuration/Metrics/Projects and Architectures" with the "Show default summary metrics" option.