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Are there any code DRYer tools out there? [closed]

I have a large code base and there is lots of repeated, or nearly repeated code all over the place, it's about as unDRY as code can get, but tracking the "duplicates" is hard, so I was wondering if there are any tools for finding potential DRYable code, something like a diff tool or a Hamming distance analizer, don't need language specific knowledge or anything like that.

So any clues as too a tool like this?

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Robert Gould Avatar asked Mar 26 '09 15:03

Robert Gould


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2 Answers

Clone Detective for Visual Studio

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mcintyre321 Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 01:09

mcintyre321


If you're working in ruby, then you can try this.

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Brian Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 01:09

Brian