Compare programs for 2 systems ?

Hi,
is there a standard SAP functionality (program/tcode) that can compare the source code of a list of programs (optionally with related includes) on 2 different programs ?
So a kind of remote comparison for multiple programs ?
best regards,
Hans

Transaction SREPO is a good step in the right direction but needs a few more days of coding to make it a lot more useful - anyone who has tried to use it will know what I'm talking about.
If you like what you see in transaction SREPO, I suggest you take a look at the free apps in Salt (saltapps.com) especially the Matrix app - it allows you to compare whole landscapes simultaneously, drill down and also analyze the new namespaces without the long wait, it also provides the transport information and relative version so that you can see why the difference is there and what to do to fix it.
Cheers,
Dave

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