Björn,
The mapped database sounds interesting. I'm using J6.2.
I think I would first like to get a mapped array of all my log files.
I can get an array of all the logs, with each one boxed, in this way
zipth =: '"c:\Gzip\gzip.exe -d -c "'
NB. This is the path to the zip/unzip utility.
mainpth =: 'c:\testasr\log.gz'
NB. This is the path to the log files.
]/; ww =: ([: shell zipth&,) each {."1 dirtree mainpth
NB. This gets all the log files, and puts them in a boxed array ww
The boxed array is really big, as it takes several minutes to run the shell
command.
$ww
9248
So there are 9248 boxes in ww, each holding the text of one log file.
$ ; ww
|out of memory NB. ww is big
| $ ;ww
$ > 0 } ww
3605
$ > 1 } ww
2216
$ > 2 } ww
3605
$ > 3 } ww
2176
I would like to make ww a mapped array.
JCHAR map_jmf_ (;ww); 'c:\testasr\ww.txt'
|out of memory
| JCHAR map_jmf_( ;ww);'c:\testasr\ww.txt'
No luck. I probably need to map ww in the first place. How would I do that?
Skip
2011/11/27 Björn Helgason <[email protected]>
> You may want to look at the mapped file database lab.
>
> It has a very advanced database demo doing similar things.
>
> If you use the J7 lab you need to put in this fix
>
> NB. open '~system\extras\labs\system\mappeddb.ijs'
> NB. load '~system\extras\labs\system\mappeddb.ijs'
> open '~addons\labs\labs\system\mappeddb.ijs'
> load '~addons\labs\labs\system\mappeddb.ijs'
>
> You can do it when arriving at that step and then go on
>
> The verb jcreate is also missing in J7 but for now you can just step past
> it
>
>
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