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Ok, then when you say load all the file in one bufer, i suppose that i need
do some calls that they work over this buffer, and the application use these
calls  to read the file instead of the application (as now) work directly
over the API open,read etc. isn�t it?

Another ask, could this improvement  affect very much to the time of read?

thanks for all




"Hans Galema" <dontusethis@dontusethis.nl> escribi� en el mensaje
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> Antonio Farfan wrote:
>
> >   When i open one file, all the content of this file is load in the
memory?,
>
> No, the OS buffers a part of the file. One time windows did about
> 64 Kbyte. But maybe this is more and adjustable now.
>
> > and if the answer is not, could be
> > done?.
>
> Then you have to do it yourself.
>
>  > The idea is load all the file in the memory to decrement the time of
> > access of one application to
> > this file, (size of file is 8MB, and it is always read by the
application.).
> > Perhaps this is a bad idea.
>
> Determine the size of the file, declare a buffer of that size
> and open and load the file in the buffer, close the file.
>
> Hans.
>