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b0b39237
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Niels Möller
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* src/io.h (FD_WRITE_CLOSE): Deleted method.
Rev: src/io.h:1.83
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(write object io_callback)
(write object io_callback)
; NOTE: We could put write_buffer inside the write callback,
; NOTE: We could put write_buffer inside the write callback,
; but it seems simpler to keep it here, as it is needed by the
; but it seems simpler to keep it here, as it must be taken into
; prepare and write_close methods.
; account for proper closing of fd:s.
(write_buffer object write_buffer)
; Called to when fd is closed for writing.
(write_buffer object write_buffer)))
(write_close method void)))
*/
*/
#define FD_PREPARE(fd) ((fd)->prepare(fd))
#define FD_PREPARE(fd) ((fd)->prepare(fd))
#define FD_READ(fd) IO_CALLBACK((fd)->read, (fd))
#define FD_READ(fd) IO_CALLBACK((fd)->read, (fd))
#define FD_WRITE(fd) IO_CALLBACK((fd)->write, (fd))
#define FD_WRITE(fd) IO_CALLBACK((fd)->write, (fd))
#define FD_WRITE_CLOSE(fd) ((fd)->write_close(fd))
/* Used for read handlers like read_line and read_packet that
/* Used for read handlers like read_line and read_packet that
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