Zipping files
Brian Yennie
briany at qldlearning.com
Wed Jan 31 00:45:05 EST 2007
Jacque,
I don't have a direct answer for you, but I can throw one more
alternative in the bucket. If you're doing this under MacOS, you can
always use the command-line "gzip" utility through shell(). It's
possible this would be more memory efficient than Rev's internal
commands, although it also might not be =).
With a little shell() shenanigans, it might also allow for
asynchronous work in Rev.
HTH
- Brian
> I need to compress large-ish files, around 50-100 megs each. I
> wonder if anyone knows whether zip or gz format is easier on RAM.
> Is it correct that both methods require about double the amount of
> RAM as the file size? Is one preferable over the other under low
> memory conditions? Are there any other considerations when choosing
> between the two?
>
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