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You mean it would list filenames differing from a Dir /foo and Dir /fuzz like
in a diff program?
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> Does any know of a directory comparison program?
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Does any know of a directory comparison program?
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Yes indeed. It would be recursive too. Report the absence or presence of
files/ directories, differences of file sizes, date/ time.
On 2024/03/20 10:38, Thomas Cornelius Desi wrote:
You mean it would list filenames differing from a Dir /foo and Dir /fuzz like
in a diff program?
On
Hi John,
Could You help us help you more by sharing a bit about your goals?
Are you wanting to compare directory to learn if all files were moved
from one place to another, as if doing a backup to a USB drive?
Are you wanting to check file attributes?
Are you wanting to compare the kind of
Hi Karen
The problem arises out of using QEMU under Linux. If I mount the virtual
C: drive and copy files to it, the date/ time stamps of the files are
changed to the time that the copy took place. I depend on the date/ time
stamp to sort files. It is vital that I retain them. Copying files
Yes indeed. It would be recursive too. Report the absence or presence of
files/ directories, differences of file sizes, date/ time.
On 2024/03/20 10:38, Thomas Cornelius Desi wrote:
You mean it would list filenames differing from a Dir /foo and Dir /fuzz like
in a diff program?
On
You could try a DOS port of (GNU, diffutils?) "diff", for
example from the Delorie DJGPP compiler website.
Diff can be used to list differences in text content of files
or directories full of files, but you can also use it with
options "-qr" to just get a list which files only exist in
which of
