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Posted: **28 Dec 2009 16:42**

I'd like to have a batch that compares 2 binary files that I enter as arguments %1 and %2 (for example, original.exe e modified.exe) and writes in a file the %1 filename and filesize, compares the two files and, for example, produces an output of this kind

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Filename:original.exe 
Filesize:1416277 
00008549: F9 09
0000915A: 15 16
0000956A: 74 90
00127420: 37 78
00125824: 7A F8

I wrote this batch.bat

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@echo off
echo %~1 > out.dat
echo %~z1 >> out.dat
fc /b %1 %2 >> out.dat
pause

and I get this result

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original.exe 
1416277 
Confronto in corso dei file original.exe e modified.exe
00008549: F9 09
0000915A: 15 16
0000956A: 74 90
00127420: 37 78
00125824: 7A F8

So far so good, but I would like to have the first 2 lines in the form
Filename:original.exe
Filesize: ...

and delete the useless 3rd line

How do I have to change the batch.bat? :wink:

Posted: **28 Dec 2009 18:14**

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@echo off
echo Filename:%~1> out.dat
echo Filesize:%~z1>> out.dat
fc /b %1 %2| findstr /c:": ">> out.dat
pause

Posted: **28 Dec 2009 23:43**

Thanks a lot, just what I wanted

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Filename, filesize, file compare

Filename, filesize, file compare