CCFinderSW
6.4#4 in code clone detection toolsFree planFree planWindows
VisitCCFinderSW vs jscpd
What both publish
| Fact | CCFinderSW | jscpd |
|---|---|---|
| Clone types | Without a reserved-word list, the tool detects type 1 clones; with one, it detects type 1 and type 2 clones. | It detects exact clones by default and offers opt-in detection for renamed, near-miss, and semantic clones; semantic detection is described as experimental. |
| License | The repository license file includes the MIT License for CCFinderSW and a BSD 3-clause license for ANTLR components. | The project and its published packages use the permissive MIT license. |
| Purpose | CCFinderSW is a token-based code clone detection tool that detects similar code fragments and outputs clone pairs. | jscpd scans source code for duplicate code and can fail a build when duplication exceeds a configured threshold. |
CCFinderSW plans
- CCFinderSWFree
jscpd plans
- jscpdFree
- jscpd open-source distributionFree
Pick CCFinderSW if…
CCFinderSW may suit Windows users who need command-line clone detection and can provide language configuration files. It is aimed at users comfortable with Java and text-based output.
Pick jscpd if…
jscpd suits developers who want to identify repeated code in repositories during local work or CI/CD. Its threshold checks and CI integrations may be useful for teams that want builds to flag excess duplication.