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Peter Olcott
I have used the standard template library quite a bit, and std::sort has been
very useful. Now I have reached the point where my memory requirements are
exceeded. Is there some standard way to sort a binary file with a specifically
defined structure?
The only thing that I could think of would be to std::sort portions of this file
in memory, and then later manually merge these sorted portions together using a
home brewed merge sort . Does anyone have any better ideas?
very useful. Now I have reached the point where my memory requirements are
exceeded. Is there some standard way to sort a binary file with a specifically
defined structure?
The only thing that I could think of would be to std::sort portions of this file
in memory, and then later manually merge these sorted portions together using a
home brewed merge sort . Does anyone have any better ideas?