Resource Standard Metrics, Software Source Code Metrics, (SLOC) and Source Code Quality Analysis For C, C++, C# and Java

Software Source Code Metrics
and Source Code Analysis Tool for C, C++, C# and Java
Windows, Linux and Universal UNIX

Top 10 Reasons
to Use RSM

Premiere Tool for Source Code Metrics
and Code Review Analysis C/C++, Java and C#

Source Code Analysis for Code Reviews
and Acceptance Testing

Code Metrics for CMMI and ISO 9001 Compliance

Latest Version
RSM 7.75
Custom XML/XSL Reports!

Download and Use
The Free Version

Windows, Linux, and UNIX

RSM Processes Open Source Software for Code Metrics

UPDATE July 26, 2010: RSM and M Squared Technologies has been taken under new management. Expect additional software updates and renewed support starting in the near future. We appreciate your continued support and patience as we begin transition. More updates to come.

Our flagship product Resource Standard Metrics for C/C++, Java and C# generates source code metrics. Source code quality metrics and complexity are measured by this tool from the written source code yielding actual measures of your team's performance. Source code metric differentials can be determined between baselines using RSM code differential work files. Source code metrics (SLOC, KSLOC, LLOC) from this tool can provide line of code derived function point metrics. RSM has been adopted as a corporate standard metrics tool for many Fortune 100 software companies for compliance to ISO9001, CMMI and AS9100. You will find RSM the best software source code metrics tool where one inexpensive tool does it all.

Since 1986, M Squared Technologies LLC has been developing high quality, easy-to-use software for the software development professional. In today's demanding software development environment, our mission is to provide the products that help you develop your software to the highest possible standards for quality and efficiency. Our flagship product RSM provides software source code metrics including SLOC, function points and quality metrics.

You will find our software development tools fast, easy-to-use, and no fuss. They are used around the world in over 40 countries, by thousands of companies and end users. We are glad you are here and hope to serve you with products that raise the standard!

Resource Standard Metrics, or RSM, is a source code metrics and quality analysis tool unlike any other on the market. RSM provides a standard method for analyzing C, ANSI C++, C# and Java source code across operating systems. The unique ability of RSM to support virtually any operating system provides your enterprise with the ability to standardize the measurement of source code quality and metrics throughout your organization. RSM provides the fastest, most flexible and easy-to-use tool to assist in the measurement of code quality and metrics.

Typical Use Cases for RSM

Determine source code LOC, SLOC, KSLOC for C, C++, Java and C#
Measure software metrics for each baseline and determine metrics differentials between baselines
Baseline code metrics are captured independent of metrics differentials so history is preserved
Report CMMI, ISO metrics for code compliance audit
Perform source code static anaysis, best used for code peer reviews
Remove tabs, convert from DOS to UNIX format, and pretty print code
Measure and analyze source code for out sourced or subcontacted code
Measure cyclomatic code complexity and analyze interface complexity for maintenance
RSM is the best source code metrics tool for massive baseline trees

RSM is featured in a Column by Jack Ganssle for Embedded.com
Jack Ganssle " I used RSM from M Squared Technologies (www.msquaredtechnologies.com/index.htm) for gathering the numbers here. It's an inexpensive tool that acquires lots of useful metrics from source files. An evaluation version limited to 20 files is free. It's fast (except on insanely huge code basis like Linux) and easy to use with practically no learning curve. Highly recommended."

RSM is featured in the new Book "Corporate Software Project Management" by Guy W. Lecky-Thompson. Read about how our tool is used in the corporate setting to yield software quality and source code metrics bringing statistical process control to your project.

RSM Features

RSM is the fastest and most cost effective metrics and analysis tool commercially available

RSM complies with SEI-CMMI definitions of software source code metrics

RSM is used around the world by leading companies, from Alcatel to Volvo

Use this ONE tool across all operating systems provide C source code metrics, C++ source code metrics, C# source code metrics and Java source code metrics.

Use this ONE tool across all project languages for C and ANSI C, ANSI C++, C#, and Java 2.0+

Create User Defined Code Quality Notices with Regular Expressions or use the 50+ predefined code quality notices.

Capability to create your own quality notices using regular expressions.

Capability to create custom RSM reports using XML report output and XSL files.

Use RSM to satisfy AS9100, TickIT, CMMI Levels 3 and 4 compliance

RSM integrates with Visual Studio, .NET, JBuilder, Eclipse and other popular IDE's

NO limitations to the file length, number of files, or usage

RSM has quickly processed projects consisting of over 10,000 files and 12,000,000 Lines of Code

Clearly listed prices, easy online ordering with 24 hour or less order fulfillment, NO salespeople or arbitrary pricing!

Available as Single-User, Network, or Site License for Windows, Linux and UNIX - Order Form

Determine exactly how RSM sees your code - Deterministic Report

Create reports in HTML with hyperlinks to the code - HTML Output Mode

Create reports in XML with a optional XSL file - XML Output Mode

Create reports in CSV format for direct input to MS Excel Spreadsheets - CSV Reports

Create reports in Text format for screen, print and import into documents - Text Report

Simple command line operation with runtime options making - RSM Options and Reports

Operates under Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Linux 32/64 bit, and Universal UNIX including MAC OS-X which takes its heritage from UNIX.