- Total LOC is the number of lines of non-commented executable lines in the files comprising the new version of a binary. Internal Microsoft tools were used to compute this measure.
- Churned LOC is the sum of the added and changed lines of code between a baseline version and a new version of the files comprising a binary.
- Deleted LOC is the number of lines of code deleted between the baseline version and the new version of a binary. The churned LOC and the deleted LOC are computed by the version control systems using a file comparison utility like diff.
- File count is the number of files compiled to create a binary.
- Weeks of churn is the cumulative time that a file was opened for editing from the version control system.
http://cloc.sourceforge.net/
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