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website at <http://www.daemonology.net/bsdiff/>.

I maintain this project seperately from Colin's work, with the goal of making
the core functionality easily embedable in existing projects.
the core functionality easily embeddable in existing projects.

Contact
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Copyright 2003-2005 Colin Percival
Copyright 2012 Matthew Endsley

This project is governed by the BSD 2-clause license. For details see the file
This project is governed by the BSD 2-clause license. For details, see the file
titled LICENSE in the project root folder.

Overview
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There are two separate libraries in the project, bsdiff and bspatch. Each are
There are two separate libraries in the project: bsdiff and bspatch. Each are
self contained in bsdiff.c and bspatch.c The easiest way to integrate is to
simply copy the c file to your source folder and build it.

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In order to use `bsdiff`, you need to define functions for allocating memory and
writing binary data. This behavior is controlled by the `stream` parameted
writing binary data. This behavior is controlled by the `stream` parameter
passed to to `bsdiff(...)`.

The `opaque` field is never read or modified from within the `bsdiff` function.
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