icecubegr
Programmer
- Jul 27, 2006
- 26
This is the first time I write here, so "Hi everybody" and thanks in advance for your answers (I hope I get some hahaha)
I have a performance issue on a program based on hashed files and I am pretty sure that the reason is that some files are badly resized (very important for hash files). The problem is that this program is like a black box with around 4000 files and I do not know the file accessed at a moment by a specific process.
Is there any way to get that from the system?
If I cannot do it from system level I guess I have to write a program. Note that all files are placed in many directories placed to a parent directory (its like a tree), so maybe I can scan recursuvely the main directory and check access time for each one of the files placed in them.
Thanks again and sorry for my pure english ))))
George
I have a performance issue on a program based on hashed files and I am pretty sure that the reason is that some files are badly resized (very important for hash files). The problem is that this program is like a black box with around 4000 files and I do not know the file accessed at a moment by a specific process.
Is there any way to get that from the system?
If I cannot do it from system level I guess I have to write a program. Note that all files are placed in many directories placed to a parent directory (its like a tree), so maybe I can scan recursuvely the main directory and check access time for each one of the files placed in them.
Thanks again and sorry for my pure english ))))
George