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# runram
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A script which creates a RAMdisk, copies the contents of the current directory to it, and runs a command of your choice in that RAMdisk copy of the data. Once the command is complete, the RAMdisk contents are synced back to the original directory.
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This allows commands to be performed on a directory at the lowest possible latency regardless of the locations of the files, at the expense of start/end time to swop the entire contents or the file system into memory, and the associated RAM requirement to store the files.
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Usage: runram <ramdisk_size> <program_path>
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Example: runram 1G dosbox |