1. File Size Limit

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a limit on much you could read or write to file? I read that there was a 2GB limit. Has this been raised with Eu 4.0?

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2. Re: File Size Limit

I've used Eu to munge a file 16,141,298,688 bytes. Of course i did not try random filepos(), i used gets() and went start to finish, breaking the big file into records in smaller files.

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3. Re: File Size Limit

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I've used Eu to munge a file 16,141,298,688 bytes. Of course i did not try random filepos(), i used gets() and went start to finish, breaking the big file into records in smaller files.

useless

Well what about writing to a file? I plan on writing a lot of data to a file, will it hold more than 2GB. I know 2GB is a lot, but I may need more than that.

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4. Re: File Size Limit

Lone_EverGreen_Ranger said...
useless said...

I've used Eu to munge a file 16,141,298,688 bytes. Of course i did not try random filepos(), i used gets() and went start to finish, breaking the big file into records in smaller files.

useless

Well what about writing to a file? I plan on writing a lot of data to a file, will it hold more than 2GB. I know 2GB is a lot, but I may need more than that.

I have not tried puts() to a file, but i see no reason it won't work.

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5. Re: File Size Limit

Lone_EverGreen_Ranger said...

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a limit on much you could read or write to file? I read that there was a 2GB limit. Has this been raised with Eu 4.0?

Yes, Eu 4.0 uses 64bit file i/o.

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6. Re: File Size Limit

jimcbrown said...
Lone_EverGreen_Ranger said...

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a limit on much you could read or write to file? I read that there was a 2GB limit. Has this been raised with Eu 4.0?

Yes, Eu 4.0 uses 64bit file i/o.

Ah that's very good, that means we can have very big files with Eu 4.0. Thank you.

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