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Introduction: Using diff and patch (tutorial)
rechosen | 04 February, 2007 21:20
The commands diff and patch form a powerful combination. They are widely used to get differences between original files and updated files in such a way that other people who only have the original files can turn them into the updated files with just a single patch file that contains only the differences. This tutorial explains the basics of how to use these great commands.
Difficulty: Medium
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