code diff tool

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John A Grandy

What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool ?

I've been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better.

I am on Subversion.
 
U

Udo Nesshoever

=== original message ===
from: John A Grandy
date: 18.07.2008 18:37
What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool ?

I've been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better.
me2

I am on Subversion.
m2

The upcoming version 3 supports 3-way-merge. I'm beta testing BC and I'm
very happy with that in conjunction with Tortoise.

Cheers,
Udo
 
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Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )

What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool ?

I've been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better.

I am on Subversion.

Hi,

@ work I use the tool provided with VS2008 TFS.
@ home I use WinDiff , I have been using it for years :)
 
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Pavel Minaev

What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool ?

I've been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better.

I am on Subversion.

Araxis Merge is an excellent diff/merge tool, and integrates with SVN
directly (i.e. can compare and merge files and folder hierarchies
directly inside SVN repositories):

http://www.araxis.com/merge/index.html

It's rather costly, though.
 
B

Brian Gideon

What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool ?

I've been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better.

I am on Subversion.

If you're already using Subversion why not use TortoiseSVN's diff
tool? That's what I use.
 
J

Jack Daminsky

Hello everybody.I prefer to use CodeCompare tool for C# code comparison. This utility is fully integrated into the Visual Studio and it is very useful to compare and
merge sources within one environment (VS).




John A Grandy wrote:

code diff tool
18-Jul-08

What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool

I have been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better

I am on Subversion.

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code diff tool
What do people like for a code comparison (diff) tool

I have been using Beyond Compare but perhaps there is better

I am on Subversion.

I use the built-in tool in Tortoise.
I use the built-in tool in Tortoise.

Re: code diff tool
=== original message ==
from: John A Grand
date: 18.07.2008 18:3

me

m

The upcoming version 3 supports 3-way-merge. I'm beta testing BC and I'm
very happy with that in conjunction with Tortoise

Cheers
Udo

Re: code diff tool
http://winmerge.org/

Re: code diff tool
Free: http://sourcegear.com/diffmerge/index.htm
Commercial: http://www.ultraedit.com/products/ultracompare.htm

regards, Robert

Re: code diff tool
I will second that vote for WinMerge. Fabulous tool, and open source
too


-Brent

Re: code diff tool
wrote

Hi

@ work I use the tool provided with VS2008 TFS
@ home I use WinDiff , I have been using it for years :)

Re: code diff tool
On Jul 18, 8:37=A0pm, "John A Grandy" <johnagrandy-at-gmail-dot-com
wrote

Araxis Merge is an excellent diff/merge tool, and integrates with SV
directly (i.e. can compare and merge files and folder hierarchie
directly inside SVN repositories)

http://www.araxis.com/merge/index.htm

It's rather costly, though.

Re: code diff tool
wrote

If you are already using Subversion why not use TortoiseSVN's dif
tool? That's what I use.


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