Howard Bornstein wrote:
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
reading in the segments and writing them out c
I think we're waiting for an answer from Kevin about this
sqb
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
re
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
reading in the segments and writing them out consecutively to a single
Between the current position and what? :)
The local I need to read data from!
e.g. if I want to position the file at 129654
I have to set the position to 1 (by doing a read at 1) then read
(129654 - 2, -1 cos we already read 1 character and another -1 to
position to just before the re
Between the current position and what? :)
"Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> I managed to make it work by reading the difference between the current
> position and but it's *MUCH* slower! I'm dealing with 60GB+ files!!!
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Hi,
I managed to make it work by reading the difference between the
current position and but it's *MUCH* slower! I'm dealing with 60GB+
files!!!
Any ideas on how to make this work greatly appreciated.
All the Best
Dave
Hi,
I have a File that is greater than 2GB in size. I am using:
read