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CRISTINAV. LOPES,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USAPETRMAJ,CzechTechnicalUniv ersity,CzechRepublic
PEDROMARTINS,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USA
VAIBHAVSAINI,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USA
DIYANG, UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USA
JAKUBZITNY,CzechTechnicalUniv ersity,CzechRepublicHITESHSAJNANI,MicrosoftResearch,USA
JANVITEK, NortheasternUniv ersity,USA
Previousstudieshaveshownthat thereis anon-trivialamountofduplicationin sourcecode. Thispaper analyzesacorpus of4.5million non-forkproje ctshosted onGitHubrepresentingover428million !leswritten inJava,C++, Python,andJavaScript. Wefound thatthiscorpus hasamer e85 millionunique les.Inother words,70%ofthecode onGitHubconsistsofclones ofpre viouslycreate d!les.There isconsiderablevariation betweenlanguageecosystems.JavaScripthasthehighestrate of leduplication,only 6%ofthe lesar edistinct. Java,onthe otherhand,has theleastduplication, 60%of lesar edistinct.Lastly,aproject-lev elanalysis shows thatbetw een9%and31%oftheprojectscontainat least80%of lesthatcan befound elsewhere .Theseratesofduplicationhav eimplicationsfor systemsbuiltonopensour cesoftwar easw ellasfor researchers interested
inanalyzinglarge codebases. Asa concreteartifactofthisstudy ,w ehavecreated DéjàVu,apublicly available
mapofco deduplicatesin GitHubrepositories. CCSConcepts:•Informationsystems"Near-duplicateandplagiarism detection;•Softwareandits engineering"Ultra-large-scalesystems; AdditionalKeyW ordsandPhrases:CloneDetection,Sour ceCodeAnalysisACMReferenceFormat:
CristinaV. Lopes,PetrMaj,Pe droMartins,VaibhavSaini, DiYang, JakubZitny,Hitesh Sajnani,andJan Vitek.2017.Déjà Vu: AMapofCodeDuplicatesonGitHub. Proc.ACMProgram.Lang.1,OOPSLA, Article841INTRODUCTION
Theadvent ofweb-hostedopen sourcer epositoryservicessuchasGitHub,BitBucketandSource- Forgehavetransformedhow sourcecodeisshar ed.Creatingapr ojecttakesalmostno e#ortandis freeofcostforsmallteams working intheop en.Ov erthelast twodecades,millionsof projects havebeenshar ed,buildingupamassivetro veoffreesoftware .Anumb erofthese projects have beenwidelyadoptedandar epartof ourdailysoftwareinfrastructure .More recentlythere have beenattemptstotreattheop ensource ecosystemas amassivedatasetand tomineit inthehopes of ndingpatternsof interest.Authors'addresses:CristinaV .Lopes,Universityof California,Irvine ,USA;PetrMaj,Cze chTechnicalUniversity ,Czech
Republic;Pe droMartins,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USA;V aibhavSaini,UniversityofCalifornia, Irvine, USA;Di Yang,
UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine ,USA;Jakub Zitny,Czech TechnicalUniversity,Czech Republic;HiteshSajnani, Microsoft
Research,USA;JanVitek,Northeastern University ,USA.Permissiontomake digitalor hardcopies ofpartor allofthis workforpersonalor classroom useis grantedwithout fee
providedthatcopiesarenotmadeor distributedfor pro torcommer cialadvantageand thatcopiesbearthisnotice and thefull citationonthe rstpage. Copyrightsforthird-partycomp onentsofthisworkmust be honored.Forallother uses, contacttheo wner/author(s).©2017Cop yrightheld bytheowner/author(s).
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3133908 Proc.ACMProgram.Lang.,V ol.1,No.OOPSLA,Article 84.Publicationdate:October2017. Thiswork islicensedunderaCreati veCommons Attribution4.0 InternationalLicense.84:2C.Lop es,P. Maj,P.Martins,V. Saini,D.Yang,J. Zitny,H. Sajnani,andJ.Vitek
Whenworking withsoftware,onemay wanttomake statementsaboutapplicabilityof,say, acompileroptimization ora staticbug ndingtechnique .Intuitively,onewouldexp ectthata conclusionbased onasoftwarecorpusmade upofthousands ofprograms randomlyextractedfr om anInternet archive ismorelikelytoholdthanonebase dona handfulofhand-pickedbenchmarks suchas[ Blackburnetal .2006]or[ SPEC1998].Foran example, consider[Richardsetal.2011] whichdemonstrate dthatthedesignofthe Mozillaoptimizingcompiler wasskew edby thelackof representativebenchmarks.Lookingatsmallworkloads gaveavery di erentpicturefrom what couldbe gleanedbydownloading thousandsofwebsites. Scalingtolarge datasetshasits challenges.Whereas smalldatasetscan be curatedwith care, largerco debasesareoftenobtaine dbyrandom selection.IfGitHubhasov er4.5millionprojects, howdoesonepick athousandprojects?If statisticalreasoning istob eapplied, thepr ojectsmust beindependent.Independence ofobservationsistakenfor grantedinmanysettings, butwith 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 10 7 9 7 3 12 3 7 220 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 11 10 8 11 4 18 23
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