Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Abstract#R##N##R##N#Varieties of files are revied and the notion of a file space is discussed. A number of properties which characterize file spaces are listed. This modest theoretical framework has a clarifying influence on the subject of files. Certain file-system primitives are introduced which are similar to those in most commonly-known operating systems, and then these primitives are used in constructing a collection of routines for reading and writing extedible arrays. Extendible arrays are based on fixed page size randomly-accessible files and they are a useful universal input/output (I/O) structure for many different storage and retrieval schemes. The routines for managing such files are similar to the mechanisms used in handling a paged address space in a virtual memory system. The contribution of this paper lies in the detailed implementation which is presented; these routines are ll understood in principle, but tricky to construct in practice. Finally, these routines are used in a practical example which provides for managing a variable blocksize free space list within a extendible array.
['Gary D. Knott']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Procedures for managing extendible array files
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