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This obviously requires the source file to be under source control. I would ideally like a tool which works under the IDE (Eclipse, Visual Studio, etc) – but an external tool would be nice, too. Obviously, it is possible manually go through previous versions of the file, and compare the various versions, but I am looking for a way to be able to see quickly who is responsible for a code section.
I am using CVS, but the tool should ideally work with different source control systems.
That looks like the blame function, supported in eclipse with CVS, or with Subversion (also in eclipse)
As you mention, the eclipse-name for that feature is Show Annotations.