[clean-list] sfopen sorrows?
Marco Kesseler
m.kesseler at xs4all.nl
Mon May 29 09:33:14 MEST 2006
By the way:
if anyone happens to have some nice additions/improvements for the
Functional Fragments library that (s)he wishes to submit, please contact
me.
Better yet: I would not mind giving write access to the sourceforge
repository to anyone who's serious about improving things. This would also
more clearly identify who's done what.
In either case, knowing that people are actually using the code motivates
me to increase my "funlib" efforts...
regards,
Marco
> I don't know how to pose my problem, since I know very little about
> programming. I am preparing myself to take admission examinations to
> universities around the world (SAT, SATII and the like), and also
> proficiency in Chinese. As everybody else in the same situation, I
> use Flash Cards. The Flash Card managerial programs that I happen to
> use are written in Clean. The Flash Card programs use the
> Functional Fragments to read things like JPG, PDF, compress stuff,
> etc. After using the program for some time (say, two hours), sfopen
> complains that there is an "IOError: sfopen: Too many files". I
> would like to know how to increase the number of files that sfopen
> can open for reading. Right now, it starts complaining when it
> reaches twenty files. I need at least one hundred. Keep in mind that
> I am not an expert Clean programmer. And remember, if the Chineses do not
> accept me to attend Paleontology at Sun Yat Sen University, nor the
> Americans accept me to study theater at Yale, I may go
> for Computer Science at Nijmegen (smile :-). You don't want that, do you?
> Remember: My teachers consider me a nasty student...
>
>
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