Command line merging of large binaries

lkjh · May 31, 2010

I'm looking for a command line tool that works on Windows to merge large binary files. I would use it in a scenario like this: utorrent has created a file on one computer and filled it partially with downloaded segments. The rest is filled with nulls. I have another partial download of the same file, and this file is not necessarily of the same size as the first one, and might have been downloaded either sequentially, from a server, or using utorrent as well. In any case, the files should be considered from beginning to end, byte by byte, so length does not matter. If file a has data where file b has nulls , nulls in b should be replaced. It doesn't matter whether the result is output to one of the original files or to a newly created file.

Katokato · Jun 9, 2010

Im not sure but i think that it is copy or xcopy is what youre looking for: Copy

and you can also concatenate files: Concatenate files

look for answer no 2.

google does it all.

Command line merging of large binaries

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