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Merging conflicting code could be a nightmare, especially for formatted plain text files e.g. XML. The merging tool, WinDiff, that came with a Visual Studio really doesn't cut it for a even slightly more complicated difference.
It is pleasant to find that VS supports 3rd party comparison tools. I wonder which ones should I consider for a corporate?
I came across the comparison page in wikipeiad, but the comparison is based on some documented features. Whereas I want to compare the intelligence of the algorithms.
So far, I have found the following ones (feel free to add more relevant ones).
WinMerge
DiffMerge
Beyond Compare
KDiff3
Compare It
Please share your experience using comparison tools. Thanks!
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