I'm not able to tell, frankly. My program would need some adjusting to handle creating 1000 files, since that exceeds the range of a char, that it uses for creating it's file names.
If the data...
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I'm not able to tell, frankly. My program would need some adjusting to handle creating 1000 files, since that exceeds the range of a char, that it uses for creating it's file names.
If the data...
That "press any key to continue" message, is from your console window, not the program.
The program message is "press enter when ready", and if you've REM'd out the getchar line, then you will not...
Remove or REM out the i=getchar() line of code. Second from the last line. By REM I mean "REMark" by putting either a // in front of the first letter of the line, or by surrounding the line, like so:...
As it turns out, this should be fast, all around. It appears the 5 letters per row data, is a 5 letter permutation list. Since I didn't have enough sample data to work with, I generated my own list,...
Only 200 per minute with a bat file? You're in for a VERY pleasant surprise with C.
About the system you'll be running this on:
cpu is?:
Amount of memory?:
Your compiler is?:
Strings in any language are not the fastest way to work with letters. The fastest way would be simply by using blocks of a char array, and forget mucking about with the end of string char and...