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Hello , Which code-Analyzer or Code-Review tool do you suggest ,

For Analyzing DotNet 2.0 & 3.5 code and getting

All classes , Methods , Properties , Instances , Definition , Databases & and their relation to code ,

I want to get print-ready Information about codes & projects ,

( here I dont mean a tool for testing the code & structures )

Is there anyone with similar specifications ?

+4  A: 

Maybe NDepend?

Andrew Peters
+3  A: 

Reflector is very good and free. The Code Metrics add-in will give you good quality metrics. This may not give you the print-readiness you need.

doxygen can analyze your source code and output documentation listing all classes, namespaces, call trees, dependencies, etc. This should give you printability.

davogones
+1 for Doxygen( pronounced as docs-ee-gen not D-oxygen). Very elegant, especially if you install GraphViz package
ram
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FxCop

it gives an analysis in: * Correctness * Library design * Localization * Naming conventions * Performance * Security

Oscar Cabrero
FxCop I think gives you analysis with Testing focus , Isn't it ?
Sypress
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You should look at Atlassian Crucible for peer code review. Doing reviews online keeps them moving forward with minimal distraction for your team.

http://www.atlassian.com/software/crucible/