cocomo_81_intermediate

#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Computes an intermediate constructive cost model (COCOMO 81).
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# Notes:
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# -   COCOMO 81 is meant to include design, specification, review, and management overhead associated with producing quality software.
# -   COCOMO 81 was created to model large institutional projects which may not reflect the nature of distributed open-source projects.
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# References:
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# -   [COCOMO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COCOMO)

# Determine root directory:
root="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"

# Define the path to a utility to compute the number of non-empty lines per file:
nonempty_lines_per_file="${root}/tools/git/scripts/nonempty_lines_per_file"

# Compute the cost model...
"${nonempty_lines_per_file}" | awk '
BEGIN {
	# Model coefficients:
	a_i = 3.2
	b_i = 1.05
	c_b = 2.5
	d_b = 0.38

	# Effort adjustment factors:
	RSR = 1.15 # required software reliability
	SAD = 0.94 # size of application database
	COP = 1.15 # complexity of product

	RTPC = 1.00 # run-time performance constraints
	MC = 1.00 # memory constraints
	VVME = 0.87 # volatility of virtual machine environment
	RTT = 0.87 # required turnabout time

	AC = 0.86 # analyst capability
	AE = 0.91 # applications experience
	SEC = 0.86 # software engineer capability
	VME = 1.00 # virtual machine experience
	PLE = 0.95 # programming language experience

	ASEM = 0.91 # application of software engineering methods
	UST = 0.91 # use of software tools
	RDS = 1.00 # required development schedule

	effort_adjustment_factor = RSR * SAD * COP * RTPC * MC * VVME * RTT * AC * AE * SEC * VME * PLE * ASEM * UST * RDS

	# Assume a ratio of 1:9 delivered code (pkgs) to support code (tests, examples, benchmarks):
	loc_sf = 0.1;

	# Average annual developer salary (USD):
	salary = 55000
}

$1 ~ /JavaScript/ {
	loc += $2
}

END {
	sloc = loc * loc_sf
	kloc = sloc / 1000

	# Compute the required effort in "man-months":
	effort_applied = a_i * kloc^b_i * effort_adjustment_factor

	# Compute the development time in months:
	development_time = c_b * effort_applied^d_b

	# Compute the number of people required:
	people_required = effort_applied / development_time

	# Compute the cost based on developer salary:
	cost = people_required * salary * development_time/12

	print "kloc" OFS kloc
	print "development_time" OFS development_time
	print "effort_applied" OFS effort_applied
	print "people_required" OFS people_required
	print "cost" OFS cost
}
'