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Re: in-memory files?
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Re: in-memory files?


  • Subject: Re: in-memory files?
  • From: "R. Tony Goold" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 15:13:25 -0400

Try doing "man mmap" in the terminal. I don't know if there's a Foundation way to do this, but mmap is the BSD way.


Cheers,
Tony

On Sunday, August 19, 2001, at 02:49 , John C. Randolph wrote:

In NeXTSTEP, there was a function that would open a file descriptor which allowed you to write into a memory buffer using fwrite(), fprintf(), etc.
I've been looking for an equivalent on Mac OS X, and it's not jumping out at me. Isn't there something in POSIX that does this? On NeXTSTEP, IIRC, it was called something like "NXOpenMemory()".

Anyone?

-jcr


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