Combining files is simple. You could even use the DOS "copy /b file1 +
file2 > combinedfile" syntax binary copy.
Well, that's a little tidbit of command prompt scripting.
Umm, I am not familiar with the shell equivalent, although as well designed
as the POSIX 'cp' is, I'm sure there's an equivalent in most shells/Linux
distros.
Anyone care to share knowledge of doing such copy procedures in Linux? (not
how to do them in c++, but using the shell).
> >With a complete index, you don't really have to separate them into
> >different files. The format doesn't care what is in it, after all.
>
> Was thinking of dividing them up so that I know what goes where. But like
> you said, it doesn't really care. I'll recombine them... err, one of these
> days....
> >
> Thanx for the info :)
>
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