A Methodology for Obtaining Universal Software Code Metrics
Alberto S. Núñez-Varela, Héctor G. Pérez‐González, Juan Carlos Cuevas-Tello, Carlos Soubervielle‐Montalvo · Procedia Technology · 2013
The development of quality software is a basic requirement that must be observed. Measuring software is a tool that allows the development of quality software for its entire life cycle. For software measurement, software metrics are used, among other techniques, which allow us to obtain a numerical value from a software product. There are two problems with these measurements: a value obtained can have different meanings depending on the project and what is desired as a result from the measurement, and the other problem is that the number and type of measurements is limited by the capabilities of the used tool. This paper presents a promising solution to the problem above by presenting a technique with which users can obtain any desired metrics and apply them to code in any programming language.