> Just for the future, generating patches is done with the diff utility. To > just compare two files with GNU diff, you can usually get away with "diff > -u <oldfile> <newfile>". To diff large trees of files also use -r. Using - > p > adds a helpful comment in the diff about the function name. Personally I > use the following macro in my bash shell: > > alias jdiff="diff -x CVS -x \*~ -x .#\* -urpN " > > Or you can make a short bash script to do the same thing: > #!/bin/bash > diff -x CVS -x \*~ -x .#\* -urpN "$@" > > Hope this helps,
Thank you - it does. I'm locked in a Windows world but will do what I can to appear not to be. :) Bill _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
