CodeCompass

Web · Linux

Freedom report

One barScore 5.4

CodeCompass is ranked #12 of 40 in code search tools on Freedom251. It runs on Linux, Web.

Compared on code search tools

Product: CodeCompass is a pluggable code comprehension tool for large scale software.
Languages: The site describes support for several languages and deep parsing for C, C++, and Java, with more languages planned.
Navigation: It provides fast navigation among source code elements through a web UI.
Diagrams: Its diagrams include call path, inheritance, aggregation, and CodeBites views.
Scale: The site says it offers quick response times on source code bases as large as 100Mb.
Demo limitation: The demonstrational server cannot parse private projects.
Project requests: Users can request an open source project by providing a source code link, including a GitHub or GitLab repository.
Example projects: The site lists parsed projects including cJSON, cURL, Doxygen, GoogleTest, LLVM-Clang, and Apache Xerces-C.
Downloads: The download page lists development releases for Ubuntu 20.04, SUSE 15, and Ubuntu 16.04, plus previous stable releases.
Open source: The maker’s GitHub repository identifies the project as GPL-3.0 licensed.
Security support: The security policy says security updates cover the current development release and the last stable version.
Security reporting: The project asks users to report vulnerabilities through GitHub Security Advisories.
Support contact: The project lists [email protected] for questions about the project.

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