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Post 52290 by ithomp on Tuesday 15th of June 2004 09:56:01 AM
06-15-2004
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mincdiff
MINCDIFF(1) MINC User's Guide MINCDIFF(1) NAME
mincdiff - report differences between minc files SYNOPSIS
mincdiff [-header|-body] [-l] [diff options] file1 file2 DESCRIPTION
The mincdiff shell script compares two minc files by running diff(1) on the headers of the two minc files, and cmp(1) on the image vari- able. You can view only the header differences using -header or only the body (image variable) differences using -body. The option -l is passed on to cmp of the image variable. Any unrecognized options (e.g. -u) are passed verbatim to the diff of the headers. OPTIONS
-header Compare only the headers of the two files. -body Compare only the image data of the two files. -l Print the byte offset in decimal and the byte value in octal for each difference encountered in the image variable. AUTHOR
Peter Neelin COPYRIGHTS
Copyright (C) 1993 by Peter Neelin SEE ALSO
diff(1), cmp(1). $Date: 2004-05-20 21:52:08 $ MINCDIFF(1)