Codase Launches Source Code Search Service

Codase, Inc., a leading source code search company,
announced today the release of the alpha version of
its advanced source code search service, with the
service being made immediately available through its
website,  http://www.codase.com.

Codase is a new kind of search service for open source
code. Rather than treating code as text, Codase
understands programming languages, and treats code as
code, the way it's supposed to be. This unique and
syntax-aware approach provides the most accurate and
detailed search results with fine granularity levels
of controls. With Codase, developers can search
functions, classes, strings, constants, macros,
comments and other programming language constructs.

Codase hosts huge amount of open source codes
providing a much better coverage, as it covers codes
usually hidden inside compressed files and source
control repositories, where general search engines,
such as Google (goog), Yahoo (yhoo), MSN (msft), Baidu
(bidu) and Ask Jeeves, fail to find and index them. In
addition, Codase only indexes and searches high
quality codes with every line of code literally
validated and compiled by intelligent and powerful
source code analysis engine. This initial alpha
release focuses mainly on Linux C/C++ code. Future
releases will address other programming languages and
platforms.

"Our service represents a major step towards
intelligent and quick retrieval of useful and relevant
information from the massive amount of unstructured
open source codes." said Dr. Huihong Luo, founder of
Codase, "By using our service, developers can fully
take advantage of existing work and thus improve their
own productivity for development."

About Codase, Inc.
Codase is a privately held company based in silicon
valley, founded by Dr. Huihong Luo and other veterans
in 2004. The company is dedicated to providing the
world's best search technologies for source code in
terms of features, quality, performance and coverage,
with the hope of dramatically improving coding
productivity for developers. Additional information
about Codase can be found at http://www.codase.com or
email to codase@remotesoft.com.