I need a program called "FindLine"

[sudoku]

learn64bit:

How are you creating the file listings a.txt and b.txt. Your own program, or an external third party program? As well as adding the checksum data to the listing, your own program or third party...

I am only asking since it might be a faster process if everything could be done in a single program, since you wouldn't have to first make a file listing (for a.txt and b.txt), add the checksum for each file, then running your "findline" program on the file listings. It is quite conceivable to do everything in a single program.

[learn64bit]

findFile

[sudoku]

findFile

Something like This?



Edit:
I just noticed you added the screenshot...
Oh, okay. I will look for that. 

[learn64bit]

a and b not just text file or ascii file

a.txt can be 4mb 00h

[sudoku]

a and b not just text file or ascii file

a.txt can be 4mb 00h

Is your 'findfile' program from here generating that file with zeros??? Or is the file with zeros made by some other program?

[learn64bit]

a and b not just text file or ascii file

a.txt can be 4mb 00h

Is your 'findfile' program from here generating that file with zeros??? Or is the file with zeros made by some other program?

otherApp.
findFile's result.txt is a 65001withoutBom text file

[sudoku]

otherApp.
findFile's result.txt is a 65001withoutBom text file

Okay. Probably a lot of work to put everything into one program. I was only thinking that it would save time to not have to run several programs to get the desired results.

[NoCforMe]

#332 and other smaller archives work fine (they do have the PK signature).

... and the attached .exe throws an error (LODSB with ESI=0). Hmmmmph.

[learn64bit]

#332 and other smaller archives work fine (they do have the PK signature).

... and the attached .exe throws an error (LODSB with ESI=0). Hmmmmph.

maybe your testFiles will not pass the miscCheck

[learn64bit]

when I finished 1+47, will try other ideas.

[sudoku]

when I finished 1+47, will try other ideas.

Let us know about your progress...

[sinsi]

v332 takes about 10 seconds here.
c.txt and d.txt are attached (remove the .zip extension )

[sudoku]

v332 takes about 10 seconds here.

Wow. Fast machine. 
I just reran v332 (with a&b txt files from #301&302) on my machine.... It is still chugging along.... (very slow for me)

a bit later...
... still just under 4 minutes on my computer.

Your mileage may vary, depending on your cpu of course.

[sinsi]

13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900KF   3.00 GHz

[learn64bit]

v332 takes about 10 seconds here.
c.txt and d.txt are attached (remove the .zip extension )

win7+winrar
    copy /b cd.zip.001 + cd.zip.002 x.zip
    use winrar open x.zip

10secs... that's fast