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#---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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#NOTE: read() and sysread() implementations are exactly the same except |
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#for the CORE:: function call. Alas, Perl’s prototyping stuff seems to |
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#make it impossible not to duplicate code here. |
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my ( $NS, $fh, @length_offset ) = ( shift, shift, @_[ 1 .. $#_ ] ); |
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#my ( $NS, $fh, $buffer_sr, @length_offset ) = ( shift, shift, \shift, @_ ); |
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#...so the following writes out the two forms of read(): |
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