Abstract: Techniques for duplicate code section detection for source code are described herein. An aspect includes receiving a plurality of input files corresponding to a software project comprising source code written in a computer programming language. Another aspect includes segmenting each of the plurality of input files into a plurality of statements based on instruction boundaries corresponding to the computer programming language, wherein a respective statement start index is determined for each of the plurality of statements. Another aspect includes populating an enhanced generalized suffix array (eGSA) based on the determined statement start indices, wherein each statement start index corresponds to a respective suffix in a row in the eGSA, and wherein each row comprises a longest common prefix (LCP) field and a preceding statement value corresponding to the row's respective suffix. Another aspect includes identifying duplicate code sections in the plurality of input files based on the eGSA.

Abstract: A system and a method for reconciling software source code is provided. The method includes analyzing a first file of generated source code and a modified file of source code to identify a first user modification in a portion of the modified file of source code, utilizing a first reconciliation tag, a first start index, a first stop index. The method further includes reconciling the first file of generated source code, the modified file of source code, and a second file of generated source code by inserting the first user modification in a portion of the second file of generated source code, utilizing a second reconciliation tag, a second start index, and a second stop index. The method further includes storing the second file of generated source code with the first user modification in a memory device.

Abstract: A system and a method for reconciling software source code is provided. The method includes analyzing a first file of generated source code and a modified file of source code to identify a first user modification in a portion of the modified file of source code, utilizing a first reconciliation tag, a first start index, a first stop index. The method further includes reconciling the first file of generated source code, the modified file of source code, and a second file of generated source code by inserting the first user modification in a portion of the second file of generated source code, utilizing a second reconciliation tag, a second start index, and a second stop index. The method further includes storing the second file of generated source code with the first user modification in a memory device.