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We can use bspatch in linux, and we can use keyMake in windows. But if we have just a different text file, which is create by windows' program "fc.exe /b file1 file2"(file compare, binary), so we can use difc(differ from fc) to resume them.

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hexcompare is a curses-based utility to compare and identify differences between two binary files. These differences are then represented visually with an interactive block diagram.

Regutils is a collection of programs to help in managing the configuration of Windows software and systems. The utilities can be used to apply user and machine specific customizations on the fly as users log in or as machines are booted. They can also be used to identify and correct similarities and differences between software configurations. These may be helpful in debug situations or when consistency or differences need to be maintained. The regutils package was initially created...

Compare and patch program for binary files. Builds one difference file for multiple files, patches can be applied recursive. This is the open source version of the former Amiga project GPatch. The difference file format is very efficient, but it uses 32 bit pointers (the program is from the 90s), so it works not for large files. A detailed description can be found in the Aminet (util/misc/gpatch.lha).

FCB compares two files byte-by-byte. Files may be regular files or any kind of devices, pipes, etc. and one can be stdin. You can specify an offset if one file has a header. Usage: fcb <File1> <File2> [-h0,1] [-p0,1] [-v0,1,2,3] [-b0,1] [-q0,1]...