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Have you heard about Go? We released a new, experimental systems programming language today. It is open source and we're excited about sharing it with the development community. For more information, check out the Google Open Source blog .By Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, Ken Thompson, Ian Taylor, Russ Cox, Jini Kim and Adam Langley - The Go Team
Posted by Piaw Na, Open Source Team Last year , we released the first public beta of gtags, a tool used at Google to improve developer productivity. Gtags, an extension of the GNU Emacs TAGS functionality, consists of a server that stores an index of a project's source code in memory, and client libraries that allow applications (such as Emacs, Vim or shell scripts) to perform fast queries for function names, class names and other language features. Gtags can currently index code written in C++, Java and Python. This release improves the infrastructure, replaces the network protocol and introduces a new, more extensible file format for storing the index. Additionally, we are now hosting the project on Google Code . Please visit us at the new gtags project page . Enjoy!