Usage: qdiff [OPTION]... FILE1 FILE2 diff options: -b --byte-by-byte compare files byte by byte, like 'cmp' -f --no-heuristics do not use heuristics to speed up large differing blocks, note that the result is always correct but with this option you may find a smaller number of differing bytes -m --min-match=NUM allow resynchronisation only after a minimum of NUM bytes match, this is an important parameter: lower values may result in a more detailed analysis or in useless results, higher values give a coarse analysis but resynchronisation is more robust (range=[1..], default=20) -O --large-files optimize disk access for large files on the same disk (locks 16MB mem) output modes: (override automatic file type determination) -a --formatted print formatted ascii text, line by line -u --unformatted print unformatted ascii text, block by block -x --hex print hex dump, block by block -t --vertical print one byte per line (ignores width) output options: -c --no-color disable ansi coloring of output -C --alt-colors no bold ansi coloring (for SGI terminals and the like) -w --width=NUM output maximal NUM chars (default is terminal width) -B --bytes-per-line=NUM print NUM bytes/chars per line -T --tab-size=TABSIZE TABSIZE in formatted mode (range=[1..], default=8) -l --line-numbers print line numbers in formatted mode -n --no-line-break truncate (not break) lines in formatted mode -L --show-lf-and-tab show newline/tab as <LF>/<HT> in formatted mode -S --show-space show space as <SPC> in non hex modes -U --unprintable=CHAR print CHAR for unprintable chars in non hex modes -H --control-hex print control codes in hex (<x1B>, not <ESC>) -A --alignment-marks print -/+ before 32/64-bit words in hex mode -e --stop-on-eof stop when end of a file is reached in vertical mode --hide-match do not print matches --hide-deletion do not print deletions --hide-insertion do not print insertions --hide-substitution do not print substitutions --range-match print match as byte range --range-deletion print deletion as byte range --range-insertion print insertion as byte range --range-substitution print substitution as two byte ranges -R --range print everything as byte range common options: -v --verbose verbose execution -P --progress show progress during work -h --help print this help message, then exit successfully --version print version, then exit successfully qdiff version 0.9.1 *** (C) 1997-1999 by Johannes Overmann *** (C) 2008 by Tong Sun