wc.exe personal project

1. GitHub project

https://github.com/Littlehui3/wc

 

2. with tables

PSP2.1

SUMMARY

Plans to complete the required time (min)

The actual time required for completion (min)

Planning

plan

  45 

50

 Estimate

It estimated that the task requires much time and planning generally work steps

45

50

Development

Develop

880

740

Analysis

Needs analysis (including learning new technologies)

60

30

Design Spec

Generate design documents

30

-

Design Review

Design review (and colleagues reviewed the design documents)

10

-

Coding Standard

Code specifications (development of appropriate norms for the current development)

40

40

Design

Specific design

60

80

Coding

Specific coding

400

510

Code Review

Code Review

30

30

is

Test (self-test, modify the code, submit modifications)

250

200

Reporting

report

450

180

Test Report

testing report

300

370

Size Measurement

Computing workload

30

-

Postmortem & Process

Improvement Plan

Later summarized, and process improvement plan

60

80

Summary

total

2690

   2410

 

3. Problem-solving ideas

I began to think a moderation may need to handle multiple statements, consider using a thread pool to handle requests for each user, both to each user's request is packaged into a request class, but also effectively prevent the decrease in efficiency caused by too many threads. Taking into account the console and graphical interfaces require separate from the business logic thread management, we designed a RequestManager to manage all requests. Statistics spaces, the number of lines, number of characters are very similar, separated into three categories, to achieve Counter interface, making their structure more standardized, but also makes it easier to add new Counter, scalability is improved.

 

The actual development process, from start to achieve three Counter let Request processing options and file, the code is a little long, so two separate methods to handle options and file separately.

Documentation, support relative path, an absolute path, the current directory under the same type of file (* .txt * .c) input

Options, support -l, -w, -c, -s

 

Figure 4. Relationship Class

 

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