bindiff
BinDiff Version 1.1
Developed by Steve P. Miller
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1998-1999. All rights reserved.
Usage: bindiff [/?] [/c] [/d[#]] [/s] [/v] LeftSpec RightSpec
/? Displays this help screen.
/c Display differing byte counts and summary information.
/d[#] Display the byte differences between differing files. You may
optionally specify the number of non-differing bytes to show on each
side of the differing regions in the files. The default is 8 bytes. Use
0 to show only the differing bytes, or -1 to dump both entire files.
/s Process subdirectories (LeftSpec and RightSpec must be directories).
/v Exclude all version information in executable files in addition to time
stamp fields when performing the compare.
The left and right specs can represent files or directories. If two files are
specified, then the files will be compared against each other. If two
directories are specified, then all the files within both directories will be
recursively compared against each other.
BinDiff uses a special compare routine for Win32 executable files that masks
out various build time stamp fields in both files when performing the compare.
This allows two executable files to be marked as "Near Identical" when the
files are truely identical, except for the time they were built.
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