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Hex editor with log, undo, many nice features.
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Hex editor with log, undo, many nice features.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
FILECOMP.EXE 13375 7887 deflated
FILECOMP.TXT 1780 769 deflated
HE.EXE 58464 27290 deflated
HEXEARL.TXT 4081 1960 deflated
HEXEDIT.HLP 1703 697 deflated
HEXEDIT.TXT 44350 16248 deflated
HEXREAD.ME 632 350 deflated

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Contents of the FILECOMP.TXT file


FileComp 1.0
~~~~~~~~ ~~~

Copyright 1989,1991

By Mike Graham

02-15-91 05:43pm

Introduction
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Filecomp is a quick 'n dirty file comparison program,
very much like COMP, which comes with DOS. The real
benefits to using FileComp, rather than COMP, are the
following:

- FileComp outputs the offset of the discrepancy in
decimal and hexadecimal format. COMP outputs only in
hexadecimal.

- FileComp outputs the discrepant values in both
decimal and hexadecimal, COMP outputs only in
hexadecimal.

- FileComp ouputs one discrepancy per line, COMP
requires four lines per discrepancy.

- FileComp will continue to output discrepancies until
there are no more to be found. COMP stops after 10,
with no option to continue.

- FileComp can compare files of differing size using
the "-i" ignore flag. COMP absolutely refuses to
compare unlike-sized files.

- FileComp is batch-file friendly, with no user
prompts. It accomplishes what it needs to do, with
all selectable items set with command-line
parameters. COMP does not. It is batch-mode
hostile.

Usage
~~~~~
Up to three parameters can be entered at the command
line. Two file names, and an optional flag "-i" to tell
FileComp that it should ignore file size discrepancies.
The parameters can be in any order. The first file
name in the parameter list is File1 in the output, and
the second is File2.

For example:

FILECOMP \JUNK.DAT -i \JUNK.NEW

In this example, FileComp will ignore file size
discrepancies (if any) and will reference JUNK.DAT
as File1 and JUNK.NEW as File2.



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