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RE: SVN Book Method for Splitting Repos doesn't work

From: Scott Hughes <Scott.Hughes_at_dalsemi.com>
Date: 2004-12-30 21:38:05 CET

 
> Using GNU sed solves the problem. Loading it in either Emacs or vim
> wasn't really an option as the dump file is 115MB and the database
> is expected to grow and I really want to process these huge dump files
> with stream oriented tools, not an editor :-)

My experience with GNU sed didn't solve it.
$ sed --version
GNU sed version 4.1.2

Do any of your text documents use "mixed" line-endings? I'd be curious if
your sed left them alone. Perhaps it was built with different options than
mine.

And vim does really smart handling of large files. I did this on several
large dumpfiles, each a little over 700mb. The machine was an old 500mhz
Athlon with 128mb of ram. It took quite a while to execute the regular
expression, but it wasn't any slower than sed's mangling of the same file.

Scott

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