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FC

Compares two files or sets of files, and displays the
differences between them.

Syntax
      FC /B pathname1 pathname2

      FC [options] pathname1 pathname2

Key
   /B  : Perform a binary comparison.

options
   /C  : Ignores the case of letters.

   /A  : Displays only first and last lines for each set of
         differences.

   /U  : Compares files as Unicode text files.
   /L  : Compares files as ASCII text. (default)

   /N  : Displays the line numbers during an ASCII
         comparison.

   /LBn: Limit the number of lines that will be read, "n"
         sets a maximum number of mismatches after which the
         File Comparison will abort (resync failed)
         When FC aborts (resync failed) then "n" number of
         mismatches will be shown. 

  /nnnn  : Specify a number of consecutive lines that must
           match after a mismatch.
           This can be used to prevent the display of the
           two files from getting too out of sync.

  /T     : Prevents fc from converting tabs to spaces.
  /W     : Compress white space (tabs and spaces) for comparison.

You can use wildcards (that is, * and ?) in pathname1 and
pathname2.

Examples

To make an ASCII comparison of two text files that are named
April.rpt and Sales.rpt and display the results in
abbreviated format, type:

fc /a april.rpt sales.rpt

To make a binary comparison of two batch files named
Profits.bat and Earnings.bat, type:

fc /b profits.bat earnings.bat
  

Cmd Commands