Visual Binary Diff is a program I released many years ago for OS/2. I ported it to Windows when I switched from OS/2 to Windows NT, but never got around to releasing that version. Now I'm finally releasing both Linux and Windows versions.
Oh, you were wondering what it does? It displays two files as hexadecimal bytes and your choice of ASCII or EBCDIC, and highlights the differences between them.
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I've now ported the Fast File Validator to Linux. It should also work on other systems that support POSIX asynchronous I/O, but I've only tried Linux.
I've released an updated version of the GUEmap 2 alpha.
I've integrated the GUEmap home page with my main web site. The new URL is http://www.pobox.com/~cjm/GUEmap/.
I've completely redesigned my website. It's now based on the BlueTranquility template by Linus Gibson, although I've made some significant changes to the base template. In particular, I've converted it to use Mason components, so I don't have to keep repeating boilerplate HTML.
The redesign isn't really finished yet, but I think it's already a big improvement over what I had, so I've gone ahead and switched.
Due to the wholesale changes, there's probably some things I've missed. If you come across one, feel free to drop me a note.
