The purpose of this web site is to present the code of open source projects. It provides exploration tools, documentation extracted by doing a code analysis, and manual documentation.
Discovering Kezacode
To start, read Kezacode - Understanding source code
Explore projects available in the menu: android open source project, vlc media player, libreoffice, the linux kernel, firefox, chromium... Documentation features vary depending on the latest update of each project.
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What's new?
- 2023/08/16 : Code::Blocks added (version 20.03).
- 2023/04/02 : new article : Comparative Study of Software Build and Configuration in Android, Linux, Chromium, Firefox, Thunderbird, LibreOffice, and VLC.
- 2023/03/19 : firefox updated (version 110, February 2023). NEW: Python and Rust source files content; Interactive exploration tools (component graph, code domain schema).
- 2023/03/19 : Kezacode parser improved: it now parses the structure of Python and Rust source files. As a result, C, C++, Java, Python, Rust are now supported.
- 2023/02/18 : android added (version December 2022).
- 2022/12/23 : thunderbird added (version 107, Nov 2022).
- Check the full update history.
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