M
Michel Rosien
Hello All,
I am trying to read data from a textfile using std::ifstream.
The problem is that I have a very huge text file, approximately 4.8 GB.
When I use this file, the program I wrote refuses to read in every line of
the file,
after a while it just stops, it doesn't reach the last line of the file.
When I use smaller files it works perfectly.
Is there a maximum filesize limit for std::ifstream?
Or could this be an operating system or compiler issue?
(I use Borland C++Builder5 and Windows2000 with NTFS)
--Michel
I am trying to read data from a textfile using std::ifstream.
The problem is that I have a very huge text file, approximately 4.8 GB.
When I use this file, the program I wrote refuses to read in every line of
the file,
after a while it just stops, it doesn't reach the last line of the file.
When I use smaller files it works perfectly.
Is there a maximum filesize limit for std::ifstream?
Or could this be an operating system or compiler issue?
(I use Borland C++Builder5 and Windows2000 with NTFS)
--Michel