"Mewsoft Support" writes:
> Where is that module File::ReadBuffer?
brian suggested to use this name instead of File::Large.
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In article <20140125175956.961d83...@pause.perl.org>, "Perl Authors
Upload Server" wrote:
> The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:
>
> modid: File::La
"Mewsoft Support" writes:
> try a virtual hosting for example where only few megs of RAM will be
> allowed for your process.
I'm unable to try this so I must take your word for it.
Nevertheless it is my firm understanding that when you use Perl to read
a text file sequentially, it will by defau
"Mewsoft Support" writes:
> Hello John,
>
> Try to download a big file like this:
> http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/allCountries.zip
>
> watch it in Task manager, first, Perl memory grows and grows and then Perl
> will crash,
I downloaded the file, unzipped it. allCountries.txt is just
"Perl Authors Upload Server" writes:
> This module solves the problem with reading large and huge text
> files in Perl. It is designed to read only block by block as needed.
> It does not load the whole file into memory, it only reads one
> block at a time ...
As far as I know, t
The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:
modid: File::Large
DSLIP: RdpOp
description: Large and giant text file performance reader
userid: MEWSOFT (Ahmed Amin Elsheshtawy احمد امين الششتاوى)
chapterid: 21 (File_Handle_Input_Output)
communi