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DIFF is a file compare utility with the possibility to create a PCOM source
file.

How do I often work:

I copy the original file and start debugging. When I find some code which I
like to replace with some other code, I'll apply the patch in the copied file.
I'll try the copied file and check for more necessary patches.

In the early days I used dos FC utility. But you have to use the /b option
and had to create the PCOM source myself. As you allready know, I'm a very lazy
dude, so I wrote DIFF.

How does it work:

Use: DIFF ORGIGINAL.EXE PATCHED.EXE

The differences will be displayed on your screen.

Use: DIFF ORIGINAL.EXE PATCHED.EXE /s

The differences will be diplayed on your screen and a PCOM source file will
be created. The source filename 'DIFF.SRC' is hardcoded.

Options: /s for the script outputfile;
         /p for a pause after each screenful of information.
            (use <esc> to quit at the --more-- prompt).

Whats new:

Version 1.0 -> 1.1
- Added the /p option

Version 1.1 -> 1.2
- Added some intelligence, previous versione create the followin code:
	>0000:0001
	'90
	>0000:0002
	'90
  The current version is able to deal with this problem and creates the follwing:
	>0000:0001
	'9090

Version 1.2 -> 1.3
- Close file bugfix.

Version 1.3 -> 1.3.1
- Changed outputfile DIFF.SCR into DIFF.SRC for PCOM v2.7 compatibility.

Well, try it yourself. . .

					Greetz ExEd!
					exed@dds.nl
					http://huizen.dds.nl/~exed/
