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'*********** CHAP6-7.BAS - shows how to load/save huge arrays
'Copyright (c) 1992 Ethan Winer
DEFINT A-Z
'NOTE: This program must be compiled with the /ah option.
DECLARE SUB BigLoad (FileName$, Segment, Address, NumBytes&)
DECLARE SUB BigSave (FileName$, Segment, Address, NumBytes&)
DECLARE SUB BCGet ALIAS "B$Get3" (BYVAL FileNum, BYVAL Segment, BYVAL Address, BYVAL NumBytes)
DECLARE SUB BCPut ALIAS "B$Put3" (BYVAL FileNum, BYVAL Segment, BYVAL Address, BYVAL NumBytes)
CONST NumEls% = 20000
REDIM Array&(1 TO NumEls%)
NumBytes& = LEN(Array&(1)) * CLNG(NumEls%)
FOR X = 1 TO NumEls% 'fill the array
Array&(X) = X
NEXT
Segment = VARSEG(Array&(1)) 'save the array
Address = VARPTR(Array&(1))
CALL BigSave("ARRAY.DAT", Segment, Address, NumBytes&)
REDIM Array&(1 TO NumEls%) 'clear the array
Segment = VARSEG(Array&(1)) 'reload the array
Address = VARPTR(Array&(1))
CALL BigLoad("ARRAY.DAT", Segment, Address, NumBytes&)
FOR X = 1 TO NumEls% 'prove this all worked
IF Array&(X) <> X THEN
PRINT "Error in element"; X
END IF
NEXT
SUB BigLoad (FileName$, DataSeg, Address, Bytes&) STATIC
FileNum = FREEFILE
OPEN FileName$ FOR BINARY AS #FileNum
NumBytes& = Bytes& 'work with copies to
Segment = DataSeg 'protect the parameters
DO
IF NumBytes& > 16384 THEN
CurrentBytes = 16384
ELSE
CurrentBytes = NumBytes&
END IF
CALL BCGet(FileNum, Segment, Address, CurrentBytes)
NumBytes& = NumBytes& - CurrentBytes
Segment = Segment + &H400
LOOP WHILE NumBytes&
CLOSE #FileNum
END SUB
SUB BigSave (FileName$, DataSeg, Address, Bytes&) STATIC
FileNum = FREEFILE
OPEN FileName$ FOR BINARY AS #FileNum
NumBytes& = Bytes& 'work with copies to
Segment = DataSeg 'protect the parameters
DO
IF NumBytes& > 16384 THEN
CurrentBytes = 16384
ELSE
CurrentBytes = NumBytes&
END IF
CALL BCPut(FileNum, Segment, Address, CurrentBytes)
NumBytes& = NumBytes& - CurrentBytes
Segment = Segment + 1024
LOOP WHILE NumBytes&
CLOSE #FileNum
END SUB