Source Size

2D Engine - 312 KB

3D Terrain Engine - 128kB [smile] nice round number!

Including Scripts: 80kb, ASIM in my signurature. (not bad for a month of development with a prebuilt engine)

If anybody cares, old 3D engine, 519kb

I'm assuming this is size of source code ;)

In which case GTL currently comes in at 5,662,760 bytes, however that includes libpng, libjpg and zlib dirs [grin]
Without those files it comes in at 5,9078 bytes [smile]

357,164 bytes. As an interesting sidenote, the MAME sourcecode, as of version 0.67, was a whopping 39.1MB. That's just the sourcecode people.

My latest project is an online RPG (I'm smart enough not to call it an MMO :-p )
and it rings in at about 202.68 KB alone, 8.05 KB of scripts (it'll shoot up soon).
(Not counting any server or editor code)

..If I ever get it finished, great learning experience though.

~zix~

Cube Renderer 6: Back from the Grave
0k
0 lines of code

Its for the dreamcast! Fun!

Super Mario RPG clone: 18k

I have 56kb of Lisp code in my fledgling MMORPG. For comparison, that'd be about 2 gigs of C++

2d engine. 48 kb!

But if I added a lot of whitespace...well, the sky's the limit.

Hey,

553,303 physical bytes of source data.
'Simple' 2D engine, probably around 16k lines of code at the moment.

If you include the libraries [well headers mainly] it's over 4 megs of code.

--CJM

4E4 Project:
35 source files
1.4MB

CS 1337 Class Assignment:
3 source files
29.2KB

k²::Metalyzer, a heuristic entity whose goal is to assess arbitrary text and determine what it means. Runs using my shiny new Lyzer Learning Engine (LYLE), a system that attempts to learn new things, make smart decisions, and evaluate past behaviors for improvement.
internal source files: 59 (not counting LYLE)
internal source lines: 37,800 (not counting LYLE)
language: C# 2.0



k²::WakeUpCall, a program that uses your Hayes-compatible modem or VoIP phone to dial a given phone number at a specified time. Good for if you're away somewhere else on travel -- remote into your computer, set WUC as a scheduled task, then have it run merrily and you don't have to worry about calling the front desk.



internal source files: 8
internal source lines: 6,700
language: C# 2.0

k²::kSquarEdit, a small editor that supports arbitrary syntax highlighting and spacng.of your choosing.



internal source files: 32
internal source lines: 38,400
language: C# 2.0

k²::SigFigs, a .NET symbolic computation engine powerful enough to handle big numbers. Can also perform regression analysis, integrals, differentation, and has a decent library of basic math functions. Needs a lot of work, though.

internal source files: 206
internal source lines: 39,700 (substantial portion autogenerated)
language: C# 2.0

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Original post by kSquared k²::Metalyzer, a heuristic entity whose goal is to assess arbitrary text and determine what it means. Runs using my shiny new Lyzer Learning Engine (LYLE), a system that attempts to learn new things, make smart decisions, and evaluate past behaviors for improvement. internal source files: 59 (not counting LYLE) internal source lines: 37,800 (not counting LYLE) language: C# 2.0

...That looks incredible...

OSMOS: My "operating system" that does..nothing. Badly.
39.2KB of c and asm

A steganography script I'm writing to learn perl:
2.72KB

I'm not doing much at the moment to either of them though.

Quote:

I have 56kb of Lisp code in my fledgling MMORPG. For comparison, that'd be about 2 gigs of C++

[grin]

Witherwyn, my roguelike game. ~1 MB.

IllusionOS: 422.6 KB of source code and 66 file. Not including compiled OS and grub.
The sourcecode is 6007 lines long.

k²: You have the source to that editor anywhere?

3D engine
code size: 176948 bytes
number of files: 70
Compiled DLL and lib version size: 4.2 megs (including release and debug)
Number of lines of code: 6594 so far (not including comments, white space, etc)

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Original post by Telamon Witherwyn, my roguelike game. ~1 MB.

Aw man, that looks just like the old graphical dungeon crawlers I used to play on my Mac LC right down to the inventory panel. I'd love to play that when you're done, let me know. [grin]