Efficient way to save RTL_GENERIC_TABLE content to file

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Hello, I have a generic table which content needs to be saved at some point to file as I receive shutdown notifications in a driver.

To do it I currently enumerate elements one by one and save them to file. My question is: Is there any way to save it faster without having to iterate through all element and write them individually? The table has a lot of element and I afraid of performance degradation by sticking to this approach.

Any suggestion? Thank you.

What I have tried:

I am already enumerating elements individually and saving them but I am looking for an efficient way of achieving it.

Posted 24-Mar-16 12:30pm

Wshwilfried

Updated 24-Mar-16 14:24pm

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2016-03-24T14:24:00

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To do it I currently enumerate elements one by one and save them to file.

It will be complicated to suggest something else without details on that table.
There is different solutions depending on:
- structure od the table.
- static or dynamic or frequency of updates.
- table size.

Posted 24-Mar-16 14:24pm

Patrice T