3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: determining that at least one of the encoded text string representations of the received source code exists as the stored source code fragment in the repository based upon identification of a matching pattern of an encoded text string representation of a stored source code fragment in the repository; and where outputting the indication, in response to the real-time comparison, of each portion of the received source code determined to already exist as the stored source code fragment in the repository includes: highlighting, within a software developer kit (SDK) as a potential area of code re-use, each portion of the received source code indicated to already exist as the stored source code fragment in the repository based upon the indication of the matching pattern.
4. The method of claim 3 , further comprising: prompting a user within the SDK to invoke generation of a shared library that comprises the stored source code fragment in the repository indicated by the matching pattern of the encoded text string representation; generating the shared library to implement at least one portion of the received source code in response to a user indication to generate the shared library to implement the at least one portion of the received source code; and replacing the at least one portion of the received source code indicated by the matching pattern to exist as the stored source code fragment in the repository with source code that calls the generated shared library.