C/C++ Code Database Website
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Hi Folks, I just wanted to let you know about a website I put live about a month ago.
I worked on it for well over a year.
It allows you to search over 175 million lines of open source C/C++ code.
It actually understands C/C++ syntax, thus giving you better results and code browsing capability.
It has several game packages indexed as well as game development libraries.
You can find the site here:
http://csourcesearch.net/
I hope those of you working in C/C++ will find it useful :)
Not bad at all, one problem though is that using Py* for finding all called Python functions returns no results :( Good work though, seems to index more lines than Koders.com :)
Oh, and another thing, it would be nice to run just a plain text search on the entire source file, if that'd be possible? Whilst having categorial searching is brilliant for increasing search relevance, there's bound to be times where having a full search is required :)
Oh, and another thing, it would be nice to run just a plain text search on the entire source file, if that'd be possible? Whilst having categorial searching is brilliant for increasing search relevance, there's bound to be times where having a full search is required :)
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Quote:Original post by Richy2k
Handy site, can I submit some code in any way to it?
There is no automated process for that yet Richy, however if you want to email me a link to where I can download it, I'll add it right away.
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Quote:Original post by Zanthos
Not bad at all, one problem though is that using Py* for finding all called Python functions returns no results :( Good work though, seems to index more lines than Koders.com :)
Oh, and another thing, it would be nice to run just a plain text search on the entire source file, if that'd be possible? Whilst having categorial searching is brilliant for increasing search relevance, there's bound to be times where having a full search is required :)
Zanthos, it only supports C/C++ code at the moment.
Koders.com claims 225 million lines, but that's mixed among all languages.
So I'm almost positive I have more C/C++ lines, and I'll soon surpass them in overall lines as I'm adding about 2 million lines of coder per day :)
For the plain text idea, that's certainly a good idea.
I've put that idea near the top of my wish/todo list.
I'll probably wait until after I finish adding the rest of the code to implement, so that might be a bit in the future :)
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