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@MISC{_metricsgeneral,
author = {},
title = {Metrics General Terms Measurement},
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Abstract
One of the more unique features of open source software development is the continuity of projects over large time scales and incremental development efforts. For this reason, the open development process provides an interesting environment for investigation of the software development process. The problems of data collection and analysis of two particular long-running repositories, the X Window System and the Nickle Programming Language, are considered here as instructive examples. The use of uniform software tools (CVS/RCS) with open formats and interfaces makes it possible to collect data that provide unique analysis opportunities.
Keyphrases
metric general term measurement open source software development open format data collection particular long-running repository open development process window system uniform software tool software development process cv rcs interesting environment nickle programming language unique analysis opportunity incremental development effort large time scale unique feature instructive example
