Google Code Search is now live ... That includes files found in compressed and archive files scattered around the internet. The results are a bit ugly, and I don't know how useful it will ...

Google Code Search now features indexing of individual files and code snippets from all over the web rather than just archives and repositories — such as .zip, .tar, or CVS and Subversion files ...

Over the course of the evening Google Code Search went live as a search engine which has the purpose of finding pieces of public source code. Housed in Google Labs, Google Code Search my be the ...

Previously, only complete archives, such as .zip,.tar, and repositories, including CVS and Subversion, were indexed. To improve ranking, Google has amended Code Search so class and method ...

Google today launched Code Search, a search engine and index of source code that is collected from publicly available sources. Google claims that the new code search engine will be able to find ...

Rolling out starting today, Google Search results will now directly link to The Internet Archive to add historical context for the links in your results. Google Search makes it easy to find ...

Google Code Search has indexed several billions lines of code from archives hosted on the Web, as well as software control repositories from services like SourceForge and Google Code which host ...

Google is entering the code search space behind others such as Krugle ... they’re not robot-scanning the Web-based archives of many of the large projects, as that could create an unreasonable ...

What was once dead now lives again through the power of the Internet Archive. Seven months after killing the ability to see old versions of websites through Google, the search engine has partnered ...

Learn More. After watching sites like Koders and Krugle grab some headlines for code search, Google has rolled its own code-specific engine, which is now available as a beta from Google Labs.