Hello,
Le 17/06/2022 à 23:45, Stephane Mottelet a écrit :
The buffer size is not set by Scilab and hence is always the default for
a given platform (it can be different for macOS, Linux, Windows). I
suppose you need to increase or decrease it for a given application?
It is just for convenience. Here a better explanation. During
simulation, I write some variables on file (used latter for statistical
analysis) and I use to prepare and test the post-processing using the
partial output data. Scilab does not write the data one by one, but by
block of size 4096. The following code shows this behaviour.
--> function stupidWrite(fd,n,a)
--> for i=1:n mfprintf(fd,"%d",a); end
--> endfunction
--> fd=mopen("test.am","a");
--> stupidWrite(fd,4096,1);
--> unix_g("cat test.am | wc ");
ans =
" 0 0 0"
--> stupidWrite(fd,1,2);
--> unix_g("cat test.am | wc ");
ans =
" 0 1 4096"
--> mclose(fd)
--> unix_g("cat test.am |wc ")
ans =
" 0 1 4097"
With the C language, the size of the output buffer is managed using
setvbuf. It seems that there is no interface for C-coded version of
setvbuf (contrary to many input/output C function).
So my question is: "is it possible to manage the size of the output
buffer in Scilab?"
The solution I found is to mopen and mclose the file each time I want to
write something. Is there another solution?
Thanks,
--Jean-Yves
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