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Allen
Dave McKenzie wrote:
Hmmm... let me see.
Actually the source in undelsrc.zip is the RISC source. However, you can't just compile it to get a running pgm. You have to modify a machine instruction with SST. (This is what Leif calls "Naughty, Naughty, Naughty" :-) But since it's only ONE instruction, maybe it only deserves one "Naughty".
BTW, I posted the source only for people's curiosity and amusement, at the request of Gary Guthrie (may he rest in peace).
I originally made the number only 5 digits out of paranoia that people would tie their machines in knots scanning for billions of records interactively. But as I get older, I get more libertarian, so what the heck!
Let me look into this.
--Dave
On Tue, 2004-08-31 at 14:29, Dan Bale wrote:
Awesome utility, Dave!
Wondering if it would be possible to increase the number of records that can be scanned in one shot. It doesn't seem like it would be a big deal, I think I saw how it could be done in the CISC-version source, but the RISC version didn't have the source.
Found the data area that is used to control that, and the 3-byte packed value. I upped it from 100 to 99999. But we're dealing with files with records in the millions.
I would most appreciate your assistance, if you so choose.
tia,
db
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