I have maintained a very large (> 2M SOLIC software project), which is written in all C #. There are very few documents, now I want to make changes in a module, which has a public interface (about 400), but I do not know that all other modules (about 50 total) are using this public interface in the solution.
How would you build trees to use an interface dependency for this kind of situation? The codebase is very large, just navigate to Project Explorer and read the source code. What tools or methods have you used to make this type of dependency analysis tree?
I do not want to buy any device, Visual Studio Tools like Class View does not seem to handle this size project very well, I have to write about my own SAD / AJK / Pearl-ISH script Thought that only runs source code and uses the pattern to make your dependency / interface usable database, but I do not want to do some difficult way Know the way.
Thank you!
You probably should buy something like that.
If there was another free tool that would provide equal value, then I recommend it. However, I really believe NDPPard is your best bet. With a code base of that size, it will not take long for the $ 400 to pay for itself.
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