File::Compare
#!/usr/bin/perl
#generally use File::Compare available in Perl5.8
print cmp_file(@ARGV) ? "equal\n" : "not equal\n";
#################
use constant BUF_SIZE => 4096;
sub cmp_file {
my ( $f1, $f2 ) = @_;
open my $h1, $f1 or die "gah $f1: $!";
open my $h2, $f2 or die "gah $f2: $!";
binmode $h1;
binmode $h2;
my ( $buf1, $buf2 );
my $equal = 0;
while ( read $h1, $buf1, BUF_SIZE ) {
read $h2, $buf2, BUF_SIZE;
last unless $equal = ( $buf1 eq $buf2 );
}
return $equal and eof $h2;
}
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