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How can I increase the allowable number of simultaneously open files?
I'm getting an error, ``Too many open files''. How can I increase the allowable number of simultaneously open files?
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A: There are typically at least two resource limitations on the number of simultaneously open files: the number of low-level ``file descriptors'' or ``file handles'' available in the operating system, and the number of FILE structures available in the stdio library. Both must be sufficient. Under MS-DOS systems, you can control the number of operating system file handles with a line in CONFIG.SYS. Some compilers come with instructions (and perhaps a source file or two) for increasing the number of stdio FILE structures.
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