[WarpCast] Complite File Comparison Family - Any OS/2 Users? - 3/09/00 |
PMView 2000: The ultimate in image viewing PMView 2.0 is now PMView 2000! See http://www.pmview.com/ for details ********************************************************************* Source: James D. Veale (jdveale@world.std.com) Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevor@haligonian.com) ------------------------------------------------------- Last summer, native versions of the Complite File Comparison Family became available for OS/2 Warp and Windows NT. These are word-by-word comparison utilities for programming language source, ASCII text and data files. Since July, the DOS and NT versions have continued to generate downloads, inquiries, and sales, but the OS/2 versions have languished. Since the NT and OS/2 versions are virtually identical, I was surprised at the huge disparity in activity between the two. Although I use the OS/2 versions regularly, is there an OS/2 only problem that doesn't affect the NT versions? I'd be interested in hearing from OS/2 users that have tried the utilities. Descriptions and demonstration versions are on my web page below. I can also supply a few fully functional, but time-limited evaluation copies with the exchange of contact information, and hopefully a U.S. phone number. Sincerely yours, Jim Veale email: jdveale@world.std.com web: http://world.std.com/~jdveale/index.html ................................................................... The OS/2 Warp versions consist of: o CompDeux and TigDeux - General purpose with fast, or rigorous comparison engines. o TFuzDeux - Fuzzy number comparison allows you to treat numbers which are close to each other as equal, based on user specified ranges. Avoids problems with round-off and number formats. o SibDeux - Sibling software merge utility, maintain local modifications to vendor updated source. ................................................................... ------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe, or for more information on WarpCast, visit: http://www.warpcast.com/ -------------------------------------------------------