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From: "Jonathan M. Bresler" <jmb>
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Subject: my how big you've grown!
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	the 6th edition of unix had less than 10,000 lines of source.
	FreeBSD 2.2.5-RELEASE has 537,662 lines of source
	after substracting 35 lines to allow for the copyright 
	information in each of the 1,433 files.

	these are rough numbers folks....i am counting embedded comments
	and ifdef'ed sections and blank lines in *both* our numbers and 
	in the 6th edition numbers.

	540x the code.......that's a lot to hold in your head.

	netinet alone is ~20,000, vm ~16,000, and ufs/ufs ~6,500.

	<sigh>
jmb


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