How can I index our internal source code?

Question

Google Code Search has indexed Subversion and Mercurial repositories, so people can search open source projects. How can I do the same for my company\'s repository with the

Answer 1

I can vouch for the usefulness of opengrok, we have it at work and I use it pretty well every day.

Answer 2

Commercially, there's Krugle Enterprise. If you want to see how it works, you can use http://www.krugle.org/ to search open source projects.

Answer 3

there's always lxr (linux cross reference). Mozilla uses

It'd take a lot of effort, I think, because it's only available via git repo. More power to you if you make it work. git://lxr.linux.no/git/lxrng.git

Answer 4

A quick Google turned up VoilaSVN but I cannot vouch for it.

Edit: It also turned up OpenGrok which appears to have a lot more support for other systems.

Answer 5

for Local Source code search on Windows: CodeIDX works great! https://sourceforge.net/projects/codeidx/

I Know this question is not for local search, but this is the only question about source code search tools not marked as "off topic" that I could find

Answer 6

Surprisingly, I've found that the built-in search capability of Vista are very helpful. I've just added my source tree to the indexed directories, and get quite fast indexed search.

It is not language-sensitive, however.