Streams
I have a typical text file that I have been writing to disk. Afterwards, I
zip it up and delete the original.txt file.
Would I be better off writing it to a stream, then using compression
routines that support compressing streams then writing to disk. Seems it
would speed things up somewhat. We are talking 6 meg text files here.
Are there any simple examples how to write a text file to a Stream?
Thanks,
Richard
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