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I have a routine which reads a stream file byte by byte looking for
record start and end delimiters. I have implemented my own buffering.
Now I'm looking at trying to separate the buffered reading from the
actual parsing so that I can handle records without start delimiters, as
well as delimiters of arbitrary length.
It should be relatively easy to modify my current buffering code to work
with different delimiters, but I wonder if I'd be better off just using
the _C_IFS_(fopen,fclose,fread) functions.
What would you choose and why?
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