Those charts need 3 wedges: Shared non-interop layer code, interop layer code, and non-shared code. If 50% of that green wedge is interop layer code, you see wh

Those charts need 3 wedges: Shared non-interop layer code, interop layer code, and non-shared code. If 50% of that green wedge is interop layer code, you see why this isn't good. Additionally, you really want "Time spent per area", which is very different from LOC in some cases. But thanks for showing real data for named projects. Mine is from some LOC counts on customer projects (and not directly sharable), and from Mono____ advocates in the Atlanta iOS group.