ftimecomp

A file modification time comparison tool for the Windows command line.

Usage

ftimecomp: compare the modification times of two files.
usage    : ftimecomp [-m|--missing-ok] [-n|--print-newer] [-o|--print-older]
                     [-h|--help] [--version]
                     <file1> <file2>

    This tool examines the modification times of file1 and file2. It returns 1
    if file1 is newer than file2, 2 if file2 is newer than file1, and 0 if both
    files have the same modification times.

    --help, -h
        Print help information.

    --missing-ok, -m
        Missing items are ok, and are considered older than existing ones.

    --print-newer, -n
        Print the newer of the two files. Cannot be used with --print-older.

    --print-older, -o
        Print the older of the two files. Cannot be used with --print-newer.

    --version
        Print version information.

ftimecomp 2.2.0-alpha.5 | 2021-04-22 | https://github.com/hollasch/ftimecomp

Building

This project uses CMake to build. Among other sources, you can find CMake at https://cmake.org/.

To configure this project for the default configuration for your machine, go to the root of this project and run the command

cmake -B build

This will create a new directory, build/, which will contain all of the project output, and the configured build setup.

To build, run

cmake --build build

This will build the debug version. To build the release version, run

cmake --build build --config Release

You will find the built executable in build/Debug or build/Release.

Installation (Windows)

ftimecomp.exe is a standalone executable. Copy it to any location on your command path and use as-is. No other installation steps are required.

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Steve Hollasch (steve@hollasch.net)
https://github.com/hollasch/ftimecomp