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GRFDiff(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 						GRFDiff(1)

NAME
GRFDiff -- A tool to create a binary GRF diff from to GRFs. SYNOPSIS
grfdiff [-hnxyv] [-l numbers] [-o GRF-File] Original-GRF-file New-GRF-file Compare the two GRF files and produce a GRD file containing only the sprites from the second file that are different from the first file. GRFDiff makes a .GRD file with the same basename as the new GRF file. OPTIONS
-h Display the help message. -l numbers Save the sprites with these numbers in the .GRD instead of finding the modified sprites. With this option, the first GRF file can be omitted. Format of the numbers: <from1>[-<to1>][,<from2>[-<to2>]]... e.g. 1-5,8,20-31 (must be increasing numbers). -n Only show a list of modified sprites, don't make a .GRF file. -x Make a self-extracting (.EXE) file instead of a .GRD. -y Answer 'y' to all questions. -v Display the version. You can specify several sets of GRF files along with their -l options by separating them with a double-dash `--'. The result will be written to a single .GRD file. Only -l is valid after the first set. SEE ALSO
The documentation in /usr/share/doc/grfcodec/ AUTHOR
GRFDiff was written by Josef Drexler. This manual page was written by Remko Bijker. COPYRIGHT
GRFDiff is Copyright (C) 2003 by Josef Drexler <jdrexler@uwo.ca> August 05, 2010

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TARDIFF(1)							   User Commands							TARDIFF(1)

NAME
TarDiff - Compare two tarballs and report differences DESCRIPTION
TarDiff compares the contents of two tarballs and reports on any differences found between them. Its use is mainly for release managers who can use it as a QA tool to make sure no files have accidently been left over or were added by mistake. TarDiff supports compressed tar- balls, diff statistics and suppression of GNU autotool changes. SYNOPSIS
tardiff [options] file1.tar file2.tar[.gz/.bz2] OPTIONS
-m, --modified Report on all changed files, including those present in both tarballs -l, --list List all files, even those not changed at all -a, --autoskip Skip files which belong to the GNU autotools (for --modified) -s, --stats Run statistics (diffstat) on all modified files (for --modified) -v, --version Display tardiff version -h, --help Display this help screen SEE ALSO
tar(1), tardy(1) AUTHOR
TarDiff was written by Josef Spillner <josef@coolprojects.org>. This man page was written by Axel Beckert <abe@debian.org> based on help2man(1) output for the Debian Project, but may be used by others. COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005 Josef Spillner <josef@coolprojects.org> This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. TarDiff 0.1 December 2011 TARDIFF(1)
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