> I noticed the .PDB, .PRC and .PQA formats are now public (or getting
> there). What about the format for file streams?
now.. this one i figured out myself (after spending ages
reverse engineering it) :> i wrote a Java class to do the
splitting and i use a PDB generator (also written in Java)
---
/**
* Split a given file into smaller portions. <p>
*
* The smaller portions should be defined as follows: <p>
*
* <pre> [ header ] [ data chunk ]
* header = 0x44 0x42 0x4c 0x4b 0x00 0x00 0xXX 0xYY </pre>
*
* The header is 8 bytes in size and must have the values as shown
* where <tt>XX</tt> and <tt>YY</tt> represent the size of the
* datachunk inside the smaller file (for example, 0x1000 is 4096 bytes).
*
* @param fname the file name to split.
* @param segmentSize the size of each sub segment.
* @exception Exception something went wrong during the split.
*/
---
when i get over 64K, my file stream starts mutating (maybe an
error in my assumptions) :> so i keep my files under 64K.
if anyone can help fix or decode it further.. it would be
greatly appreciated :> i need to have a file larger than
64K, and a fix ASAP.
however, running on OS 3.5 produces errors :(( maybe a change
in format, which does not look good at all.
cheers.
az.
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