More faster counting

[tamada]

From #30 (comment).

$ ls -l testdata/bigdata/
total 12703144
-rw-r--r--  1 tamada  staff  2600000000  4 29 21:22 file1
-rw-r--r--  1 tamada  staff  3060000000  4 29 21:22 file2
-rw-r--r--  1 tamada  staff   844000000  4 29 21:21 file3
-rw-r--r--  1 tamada  staff         563  4 29 21:21 file4
$ time wc testdata/bigdata/*
 10156309 78706542 2600000000 testdata/bigdata/file1
 11957339 92647296 3060000000 testdata/bigdata/file2
 3298378 25545849 844000000 testdata/bigdata/file3
       1      23     563 testdata/bigdata/file4
 25412027 196899710 6504000563 total

real	0m42.853s
user	0m40.827s
sys	0m1.692s
$ time wildcat -HNP testdata/bigdata/
 5/ 5 targets [==============================================================] 100 %
      lines      words characters      bytes
 10,156,309 49,781,703 2,502,888,353     2.6 GB testdata/bigdata/file1
 11,957,339 58,608,673 2,945,701,993     3.1 GB testdata/bigdata/file2
  3,298,378 16,164,888 812,470,804     844 MB testdata/bigdata/file3
          1          8        545      563 B testdata/bigdata/file4
 25,412,027 124,555,272 6,261,061,695     6.5 GB total (4 entries)

real	0m32.483s
user	1m5.332s
sys	0m4.964s

wildcat is slow comparing from wc based on above user time.
wildcat is slow comparing from wc based on above user time.
I will try to update wildcat counting more faster.

[graphixillusion]

This is the result on my system with this scenario:

FOLDER CONTENT:

File 1 --> 2,60GB
File 2 --> 3,06GB
File 3 --> 844MB
File 4 --> 563bytes

Command: wildcat -bHNP

RESULT:

Days              : 0
Hours             : 0
Minutes           : 9
Seconds           : 5
Milliseconds      : 702
Ticks             : 5457026534
TotalDays         : 0,00631600293287037
TotalHours        : 0,151584070388889
TotalMinutes      : 9,09504422333333
TotalSeconds      : 545,7026534
TotalMilliseconds : 545702,6534