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There are also upper bounds on the available IO space to a C program. All the file names times the length of a file, etc. is a very large finite limit.
by tedunangst 2y ago
There are also upper bounds on the available IO space to a C program. All the file names times the length of a file, etc. is a very large finite limit.
- mort96 2y ago> There are also upper bounds on the available IO space to a C program There isn't really, at least not in principle. You could use a FILE* as a tape and restrict yourself to relative fseeks. But this discussion doesn't concern itself with IO; obviously anything can in principle be made into a Turing machine by strapping enough IO to it.