check the .cs file changes in different version of one porject

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I have one project with multiple versions and installed on different client sides. I changed in .cs file on new version but not to all versions. I installed updated version on some client side. in this request is comming form each client. now i want to check if changes made in .cs file then some code is executed or if changes not applied to any client then piece of code not executed. i made changes in method of .cs file..

can anybody help me..?

Posted 29-Jan-15 1:08am

Deepakvagrawal

Updated 29-Jan-15 1:10am

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Richard MacCutchan 29-Jan-15 7:24am

There are plenty of free tools on the internet that can compare file versions. And if you want to know which version the client has installed then use proper version control in your source code, and version numbering in your released products.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-01-29T01:38:00

I'm going to take a leap here and guess that you haven't used any sensible version numbering. Definitely take Richard MacCutchan's advice and use proper version control - there are plenty out there.

If you want to determine the disassembled contents of the different executables you can use the ildasm[^] tool that comes with Visual Studio.

If you need to compare the outputs from different versions of the exe then get a text comparison tool e.g. http://winmerge.org/[^] (free).