
 CMP, the file compare program, is used to determine differences
 between ASCII coded files. The general form of the command line is:
 
   outfile/switch(es)=infile1/switch(es),infile2/switch(es)
 
 The DCL DIFFERENCE command also invokes CMP.  See HELP/DCL DIFFERENCE.

 Legal switches are:
 
	/BL	 Include blank lines in comparison
	/CB	 List infile2 with change bars indicating differences
	/CO	 Comments (;) are to be included in comparison
	/DI	 Print differences between files
	/FF	 Include records of a single form-feed character in
		   comparison
	/LI:n	 Count of lines to be identical in comparison before a 
		   match
	/LN	 Assign line numbers when displaying differences
	/MB	 Include blanks and tabs in comparison
	/SL:au	 Create a SLP-compatible output file of differences
		   with "au" as the audit trail
	/TB	 Include trailing blanks in comparison
	/VB:nnn	 Specify octal character code for change bar
 
 
 If no outfile is specified, it defaults to TI:.  The defaults for the second
 input file are taken from the specification for the first input file.
