These reports are available in the Report menu.
This report lists all run-time libraries used by the project. Run-time libraries usually have one of the following extensions: .dll, .tlb, .ocx or .vbx
The report starts with a listing of libraries and their versions as installed on the system where Project Analyzer is run. The report includes the files you have checked in the References and Controls dialog boxes (VB 4.0 and later) and the files mentioned in any Declare statements or <DLLImport> procedures.
After that, all DLL procedure declarations are listed. If they are not used, they are marked as "dead". Note that this deadness applies to the declarations, not to the target DLL procedures. A DLL procedure may be declared several times in several modules, possibly with different alias names and parameter types. A dead declaration does not necessarily mean that the target procedure in the DLL is dead.
The report also includes a list of duplicated DLL declares. You can use it for finding the same procedure declared in several ways or at several locations.
Sample report: Library report
The Design quality report gives an overall picture of the quality of a project, measured by several metrics. You get to know procedure lengths, complexity, understandability, reuse and the amount of various problems.
Sample report: Design quality report
The Summary report summarizes the size of the analyzed system. It counts the lines, files, modules, procedures and variables and classifies them into subtypes. You can use the Summary report as a statistical information source during various stages of your project.
Sample report: Summary report
Tip: To learn more about the metrics in these 2 reports, read the Project Metrics section of this help.
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