CMSort 1.0

CMSort is a command line tool to sort text files with DOS, WINDOWS, UNIX, MAC (or even mixed!) end-of-line marks CMSort is a small, simple and easy-to-use command line tool to sort text files with DOS, WINDOWS, UNIX, MAC (or even mixed!) end-of-line marks. It also supports processing files with fixed-length records.
How is CMsort working? CMsort is reading records of an input file until the adjusted memory is reached. Then the records are sorted and written to a temporary file. This will be repeated until all records are processed. Finally, all
temporary files are merged into the output file.
Do you (still) need to sort plain text files with DOS, WINDOWS, UNIX, MAC (or even mixed!) end-of-line marks? Or files with fixed-length records? Then you should take a look at CMSort, a freeware command line sort utility for Windows.
Main features:
- process DOS, WINDOWS, UNIX, or MAC text files (and mixed types)
- process files with fixed-length records
- three key types: string case sensitive, string case insensitive, number
- supports multi-part keys
- each (part-) key can be defined as ascending or descending
- optionally ignore blank or empty records
- optionally ignore records with duplicate keys
- optionally ignore records with duplicate keys and write them to separate file
- select path for temporary files
- adjust usage of physical memory
- 2 to 5 way merging
- optionally exclude header lines from sorting