AntiCutAndPaste quickly detects plagiarism by identifying copied and pasted fragments in programming code or plain text. It supports C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, Java, and C# and has a rapid search engine.
As someone who's been interested in software development for a few years now, I've seen a lot of different methods for producing programs. Unfortunately, one of the most common techniques out there is also one of the most problematic. I'm talking, of course, about code plagiarism.
It's astonishing how often programming teams simply copy and paste source code from other projects, without really thinking about whether it's a good fit for their own work. This practice can lead to all kinds of issues down the line, from bugs to performance problems. Worst of all, it can cost organizations a ton of money.
That's where AntiCutAndPaste comes in. This software is specifically designed to search for text fragments that have been lifted from other sources and inserted into a program. It works equally well on programming language source code or plain text, and it's been tested on sources from all kinds of large projects.
What's really impressive about AntiCutAndPaste is how quickly and effectively it does its job. Despite the sophistication of its text processing algorithms, it can handle up to three million C++ code lines in a single minute on an ordinary PC. Plus, it's able to ignore minor modifications of code during the search, which helps cut down on false positives.
There are both GUI and command line versions of the program available, so you can choose the one that works best for you. Reports are sorted conveniently by the total size of all similar fragments, and there are plenty of customization options to make them more useful.
If you're a Microsoft Visual Studio user, you'll be happy to know that AntiCutAndPaste integrates easily into this programming environment. This means that you can jump to the relevant source line by clicking the compiler-style report in the output window.
Overall, I highly recommend AntiCutAndPaste to anyone who's tired of dealing with code plagiarism issues. It's a fast, efficient, and effective tool that can help ensure the integrity and quality of your programming work.
It's astonishing how often programming teams simply copy and paste source code from other projects, without really thinking about whether it's a good fit for their own work. This practice can lead to all kinds of issues down the line, from bugs to performance problems. Worst of all, it can cost organizations a ton of money.
That's where AntiCutAndPaste comes in. This software is specifically designed to search for text fragments that have been lifted from other sources and inserted into a program. It works equally well on programming language source code or plain text, and it's been tested on sources from all kinds of large projects.
What's really impressive about AntiCutAndPaste is how quickly and effectively it does its job. Despite the sophistication of its text processing algorithms, it can handle up to three million C++ code lines in a single minute on an ordinary PC. Plus, it's able to ignore minor modifications of code during the search, which helps cut down on false positives.
There are both GUI and command line versions of the program available, so you can choose the one that works best for you. Reports are sorted conveniently by the total size of all similar fragments, and there are plenty of customization options to make them more useful.
If you're a Microsoft Visual Studio user, you'll be happy to know that AntiCutAndPaste integrates easily into this programming environment. This means that you can jump to the relevant source line by clicking the compiler-style report in the output window.
Overall, I highly recommend AntiCutAndPaste to anyone who's tired of dealing with code plagiarism issues. It's a fast, efficient, and effective tool that can help ensure the integrity and quality of your programming work.
What's New
Version 2.2: Internet Explorer 9 fix
Version 2.1: New low price! Completely new look and feel!
Version 1.8: Bug fixes
Version 1.7: New buttons, Vista compatibility fixes
Version 1.6: UI update, bugfixes.
Version 1.2: Ignore line breaks. New report format. Bug fixes.