What is the input size, you are expecting?
It's probably not a good thing to read the whole
stdin like that. You need C-style "fgets" for headers and
C-style "fread" for reading data.
While keeping the memory footprint low.
I am not sure if you can go it in J with current 1!:n.
But on UNIX wouldn't be possible to call those
with cd from libc?
--- Lorin Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oleg Kobchenko wrote:
>
> >log=: smoutput NB. or fwrite&'/path/to/file'
> >
> >faulty=: 3 : 0
> > r=.i.0 0
> > try. r=.". y.
> > catch. log '>>> Error ',(":13!:11 i.0),LF,(13!:12 i.0),'<<<'
> > end. r
> >)
> >
> >
> I chased Raul's work around first and got things going but
> I finally took the time to come back and try Oleg's error capture
> technique with the following results.
>
> >>> Error22
> |out of memory: cgi1
> | vars=. (1!:1)3
> <<<
>
> cgi1 is the name of the currently running verb.
> I don't see where to look up the error number.
>
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