However, the report is ordered the same as the input, rather than being sorted alphabetically. So it's possible to count functions from the top or from a more unique point to match the report with the source file. Worse, a large chunk of the file was omitted after this point. Presumably it took a while for the parser to resynchronize itself. Oddly, no error was reported.
Measure also presents summary statistical information on all the files processed.
Finally, Measure tells you about problems it finds in your code. The problem report, as shown in Figure 2, is easy to read and understand, although the line-wrapping leaves something to be desired. Measure is inexpensive and can be tried for free. It is also available on UNIX platforms, if you want the same tool on several different systems. It's simple to use.