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by nineteen999
2286 days ago
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Maybe not for DOS, but for CP/M it most certainly is true, since the length of a file in bytes is not stored anywhere. Only the number of (typically 128 byte) sectors. For binary files, you just assume there is padding at the end of the file to the end of the sector. For text files, the SUB code was used to indicate where the file ended. |
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