LIN%mit-ml@sri-unix.UUCP (01/17/84)
From: Herb Lin <LIN@mit-ml> are there any? names, etc? tnx.
rconn%brl@sri-unix.UUCP (01/17/84)
From: Rick Conn <rconn@brl> The ZCPR2 utilities COMPARE and DIFF are for file compare. COMPARE simply tells you if two files are the same, and DIFF lists differences in decimal, hex, and ASCII. SIMTEL20 has these in the ZCPR2 archives. Rick
w8sdz%brl@sri-unix.UUCP (01/17/84)
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@brl> COMPARE.COM compares any CP/M files and aborts when it comes to a difference. DF.COM compares two ASCII files and prints the differences to the console. HEXDIF.COM compares any two CP/M files (binary or ASCII) and prints the addresses and the byte values in HEX and ASCII (if printable). All are available on SIMTEL20. Get MICRO:<CPM>CPM.CRCLST for a complete listing of what's available.
ciaraldi@Rochester.ARPA (02/03/84)
From: Mike Ciaraldi <ciaraldi@Rochester.ARPA> There are BDS C programs in the public domain to do file compartisons. These are avaialble on one of the CPMUG volumes. The set includes DIF2, which is like the Unix DIFF (it finds the differences), and SSED, which is a stream editor that can use the difference files to turn one text into another. I have used them on CP/M-80, and they work OK. Mike Ciaraldi ciaraldi@rochester