In one of my projects i frequently need to compare one code base that uses a .cc standard for source files and another which uses .cpp. The files are largely identical, but of course BC doesn't compare file.cc against file.cpp because of the differing file extensions.
What i would like to suggest is adding some feature which informs BC to treat .cc and .cpp as the same extension and compare them anyway.
Yes i can force it when i compare one file at a time, but i need to do this when comparing large codebases spanning multiple folders.
My work around right now is a complex dos command... for /R %i in (*.cc) ren blah blah blah... line which i always forget.
Anyway... thanks for listening. I can't live without BC!
What i would like to suggest is adding some feature which informs BC to treat .cc and .cpp as the same extension and compare them anyway.
Yes i can force it when i compare one file at a time, but i need to do this when comparing large codebases spanning multiple folders.
My work around right now is a complex dos command... for /R %i in (*.cc) ren blah blah blah... line which i always forget.
Anyway... thanks for listening. I can't live without BC!
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