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Re: How to split a big file ?
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Re: How to split a big file ?


  • Subject: Re: How to split a big file ?
  • From: Camillo Lugaresi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:54:23 +0100

On 21/mar/06, at 09:54, Michaël Parrot wrote:

Yes, I use split command but the problem is same with my code because when write the data, Mac OS use more of free memory. (No problem to read the data).

(250MB file)
When split file, the free memory 480MB > 80 MB (and no immediate release)
When dupplicate file from finder : 320 > 240 MB (and release after end of copy).

Wait, are you looking at the system memory stats in Activity Monitor? Don't bother, having more than a few megabytes of free memory is pointless: let the unified buffer cache use the rest. What's important is the sum of free and inactive memory.


How work the copy from Finder to use small memory and release it just after ?

My guess is that it does uncached transfers.

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References: 
 >How to split a big file ? (From: Michaël Parrot <email@hidden>)
 >Re: How to split a big file ? (From: Dirk Stegemann <email@hidden>)
 >Re: How to split a big file ? (From: Michaël Parrot <email@hidden>)

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