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How many bytes can you dump in a folder in an hour/day/week/
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What???
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What???
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I still don't get in :<
I also don't but I just showed a picture of a folder that went from empty to 67.3 gigs in less than a week
to answer your question, it'd ultimately depend on your processor speed and disc IO speed
also disk storage
dammit I haven't coded in plain C in so long that I'm mixing syntax together and oh that's just not correct but that's the basic idea of the thread
or at least I would assume it is, but the OP doesn't exactly have a stellar track record of making sense
also disk storage
int main (void)
{
int err=0;
FILE fp = fopen ("asd", "w");
while (1)
err = fwrite ("aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa", fp);
//Some error checking with err for disk full to break out of loop
fclose (fp)
return 0;
}
dammit I haven't coded in plain C in so long that I'm mixing syntax together and oh that's just not correct but that's the basic idea of the thread
or at least I would assume it is, but the OP doesn't exactly have a stellar track record of making sense
According to my harddrive benchmark, I copy at an average of 85.1mb/s, which would give
hour: 321241743360 bytes
day: 7709801840640 bytes
week: 53968612884480 bytes
Now, if you actually consider the download speed, it would go down to
hour: 4529848320 bytes
day: 108716359680 bytes
week: 761014517760 bytes
Hope this helps what ever goal you had when you made this thread.
hour: 321241743360 bytes
day: 7709801840640 bytes
week: 53968612884480 bytes
Now, if you actually consider the download speed, it would go down to
hour: 4529848320 bytes
day: 108716359680 bytes
week: 761014517760 bytes
Hope this helps what ever goal you had when you made this thread.