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Tkdiff is too slow

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Name: SNYP40A1
Date: February 18, 2006 at 11:43:36 Pacific
OS: SUN OS 5
CPU/Ram: ?/1 GB
Product: Sun
Comment:

I have two very large log files -- one file being derived from the other after processing it with a perl script. The files only differ on a line by line basis -- for example line 1534 in one file might be different from line 1534 in the other file. But line 1534 will not possibly match any line other than possibly 1534 in the other file. I figured that the easiest way to compare the two files would be using tkdiff. But this is taking too long. Is there a better way that I can compare the two files and find the differences.

USE YOUR TURN SIGNALS AND PAY ATTENTION WHEN THE LIGHT TURNS GREEN.



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