Author: William Penn
Date: 07:50:48 12/08/00
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On December 08, 2000 at 10:18:02, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >On December 08, 2000 at 10:02:46, William Penn wrote: > >> >> ttable_size=19 hash 0.5MB >> ttable_size=20 hash 1MB (default) >> ttable_size=21 hash 2MB >> ttable_size=22 hash 4MB >> ttable_size=23 hash 8MB >> ttable_size=24 hash 16MB >> ttable_size=25 hash 32MB >> ttable_size=26 hash 64MB >> ttable_size=27 hash 128MB >> ttable_size=28 hash 256MB >> > >I knew it, it was 2*19, 2*20 and so on in bytes. Thank goodness, all is well >with my memory :)) > >Jeroen ;-} I couldn't remember either, but remembered that I wrote it down in an old notebook, and it didn't take too long to find it. Since then I've switched to a computer notebook system with everything based on the Find operation: Write notes to myself in text files, with long and descriptive filenames, so a search can find the info again via the natural keywords in the filenames. I used to try to organize the files into subfolders and categories, but that gets to be too much trouble after awhile. So the only way is to dump them into an archive folder somewhere, and retrieve them is via the Find operation. The only negative is that after working in those files awhile, the hard drive gets horribly fragmented and Windows Explorer slows down to a snails pace, so frequent defrags are required. The next step (I'm close) will be that after accumulating 500+MB of such files, to put them on a CD(s). Anyway... It's necessary to have an auxiliary memory system of some kind as I approach 61 years young!? Just can't remember things like I used to... WP
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