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From: maniac@arrakis.nevada.edu (ERIC SCHWERTFEGER)
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Subject: Async I/O source wanted
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Date: 20 Nov 89 22:43:20 GMT
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	Someone mentioned a while ago that someone else had written 
code to do Asyncronous file I/O with fprintf()-style commands.  I'm 
currently working on a program that I'd like to use async i/o with,
but using  file handles obtained by Open() rather than going straight
to the device.
	I see no reason this isn't possible, and I would like to find the
source, preferably on a recent fish disk or ftp'able.  I'd also like to
know if a program like this is likely to break under 1.4, as I've seen
no warnings about examining the structure of a file handle.

Eric J. Scwertfeger, UNLV  maniac@arrakis.nevada.edu