On Thu, 3 Nov 1994 12:47:43 GMT, Simon Cooke said:
> > I thought ProDos wrote CP/M format disks, so why does it need to cache
> > anything?

Let me clarify that question.  Why would calculating a random access on
this system depend on caching, apart from storing the 32-byte directory
entry(ies)?  ... Oh never mind, I probably misunderstood the remark.

> > If my calculations are correct, an entire FAT would require 128K so caching
> > it would be rather expensive and therefore random access would be rather
> > slow.  I'm definitely not in favour of a FAT-based system.

> Yeah, but how else are we supposed to thread the files?

What is "threading the files"?

imc

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