Dec 132017
| BREAKFILe will break a text file into multiple files without disk thrashing. QuickC v1.01b source code is included. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| BREAKFIL.C | 5185 | 1662 | deflated |
| BREAKFIL.DOC | 926 | 463 | deflated |
| BREAKFIL.EXE | 11015 | 6808 | deflated |
| BREAKFIL.MAK | 289 | 148 | deflated |
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Contents of the BREAKFIL.DOC file
Break an ASCII input file into a number of n-line output files.
usage: BREAKFIL [infile] [n] [tempdisk]
where infile is in the current default directory,
n is number of lines per output file, and tempdisk
is an intermediate disk used to avoid thrashing. (tempdisk
should be different disk from one infile is on, and preferably
should be a Virtual RAM Disk).
You can create a 128 k byte Virtual RAM Disk by putting the line:
device=c:\dos\vdisk.sys size 128 k, sector 512, dir entries = 16
in your \config.sys file and rebooting your PC.
example: BREAKFIL C:ALLFILES.LST 1000 D:
This will break the file allfiles.lst into a number of 1000 line files.
Each output file will have a filename of brokenf.x where x is the
file number, i.e. brokenf.1 ... brokenf.999
usage: BREAKFIL [infile] [n] [tempdisk]
where infile is in the current default directory,
n is number of lines per output file, and tempdisk
is an intermediate disk used to avoid thrashing. (tempdisk
should be different disk from one infile is on, and preferably
should be a Virtual RAM Disk).
You can create a 128 k byte Virtual RAM Disk by putting the line:
device=c:\dos\vdisk.sys size 128 k, sector 512, dir entries = 16
in your \config.sys file and rebooting your PC.
example: BREAKFIL C:ALLFILES.LST 1000 D:
This will break the file allfiles.lst into a number of 1000 line files.
Each output file will have a filename of brokenf.x where x is the
file number, i.e. brokenf.1 ... brokenf.999
December 13, 2017
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