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- DirFF
-
- This command displays a directory of files that are currently being cached by
- the FastFile system (available in APW/ORCA versions 1.1 and newer). The
- display format is similar to that of the CATALOG command, with the following
- differences:
-
- The SubType field of the CATALOG command is replaced by the FLAGS field. The
- "D" displayed means that the file exists on disk as well as in memory. The "P"
- displayed means that the file is allowed to have it's purge level set with the
- FastFile PURGE call. (See the shell documentation concerning the FastFile call
- for more info.) The two digits displayed on the extreme right of the display
- correspond to the purge level of the memory handle being used to store the file
- in memory. A purge level of 00 means that the memory cannot be purged. (See
- the Memory Manager documentation for more information on purge levels.)
-
- An asterisk ("*") following the BLOCKS value for any file signifies that the
- memory used by the file has, in fact, been purged.
-
- At the end of the display, the utility will display the total number of files
- displayed, and a value for the total bytes of memory used by the FastFile
- system for storing the files.
-
- Apple-. will terminate the display at any time.
-