Detox for your .NET documentation.
You can run Dedox on individual .cs files, all the files indicated by a .csproj file, or all the files indicated by a .sln file.
Dedox will output .cs files where useless comments have been stripped to an output folder. By default, this folder is C:\temp, but obviously you can override that. Dedox supports several flags:
-o : set output directory (default: C:\temp)
-v : verbose mode
-vv : very verbose mode
-g : include generated code
-m : enable metrics (really statistics)
-l : set Levenshtein limit (default: 2)
So for instance, to run Dedox with a Levenshtein limit of 4 on all C# files included in the Fab.csproj project and output affected files to D:\out, you would run this command:
Dedox.exe -o D:\out -l 4 fab.csproj