1/20/2016 9:54 AM | |
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5 years later J Let’s make it a little more challenging. I have a DB with 260 variables: bools, bytes, word’s and dword’s all mixed. (no pattern) Can we compare this this easily ? Cause I’m afraid I have to compare them all 1 by 1 now. L
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1/20/2016 10:20 AM | |
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Hi The compare function attached. I used it many times and it works well. What You supply is - first DB & start address - second DB & start address - length of area to be compared function returns true or false (true when areas are identical) regards Piotr Attachment!FC100_DB_DB_CMP.pdf (902 Downloads) |
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