As I mentioned, hackyEclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that collects productivity metrics. It gathers Activity, File Metric, and Unit Test data in Eclipse and sends to hackyStat server. The sensor used to only support JDT. I recently joined the development team of hackyStat, which is distributed under GPL licence, to add CDT to the mix.
As of now, I added support for C/C++ files and projects. Currently, hackyEclipse also gathers data on CDT regarding open/close/save actions on files or projects. It also monitors the builds and detects and records build errors. In addition, with the limited refactoring support of CDT, hackyEclipse also monitors changes on CDT elements, like addition of a new class to the project.
hackyEclipse and CDT
As I mentioned, hackyEclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that collects productivity metrics. It gathers Activity, File Metric, and Unit Test data in Eclipse and sends to hackyStat server. The sensor used to only support JDT. I recently joined the development team of hackyStat, which is distributed under GPL licence, to add CDT to the mix.
As of now, I added support for C/C++ files and projects. Currently, hackyEclipse also gathers data on CDT regarding open/close/save actions on files or projects. It also monitors the builds and detects and records build errors. In addition, with the limited refactoring support of CDT, hackyEclipse also monitors changes on CDT elements, like addition of a new class to the project.