Dear Holy Monks of Perl,
I am having a lot of problems trying to compare 2 C files.
firstly let me show you the 2 files:
<Text1.c>
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GetFile

<stub.c>
GetFile
SerialWaitForChar
strcpy
checkeof
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What i need to do is to remove all occurances in Text1.c from stub1.c. But I keep getting what I had in stub.c.<\p>

I think maybe it because of the hash that i am using. The code that i am using is as follows: 

%hash2;
$done;

open (Global, "text1.c")
for $fish(test1){
open (Local, "stub.c") or die "Can't open stub.c :$!\n";

for $local(<Local>){
$local =~ s/\n//;

unless ($fish eq $local){
$hash2{$local}++;
}
close Local;

}
}

foreach $done ( keys %hash2){
print "$done";
}

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So is there anyway for me to rectify this?? Thanks in adavnce!!!

In reply to Comparing files by Anonymous Monk

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