identifying kernel version from code files

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hello,

i have a certain functionality in the form of code, which has edited
the following files of the kernel:

exit.c
fork.c
sched.h
unistd.h

now i know where i have to place these files, however, i do not know
for which version of the kernel they were created. is there any way i
can find out. i have thought that using the diff command from the
terminal along with the original files, of various versions, may only
be the best way to find out the version.

is there any kind of tool which makes the job easier?

thanks,
nirmal

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