On UNIX-derived systems (e.g. Mac and Linux), the ulimit command can increase
the limit on the number of open files, up to some system-defined maximum. It is
an internal shell command, and applies to all commands run from that shell. On
my Mac, the default limit is 256, and the maximum I can set it to is 1024.
Tom Roberts
Noel Dawe wrote:
> I don't know why hadd needs to open all the files at the same time but
> probably a better way to write this tool would be to never open more
> than two files at once: copy the first file to the destination and keep
> it open, then pop off the next file, open it, merge it into the first,
> close it, then pop off the next file and open it, etc...
>
> Noel
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