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I need to use buffered file I/O for performance, but _IOFBF isn't defined in
stdio.h (as I received it on the standard distribution from miami.edu).

I found the definition for _IOFBF as "02" from an old version of GCC (version
1.something - I don't remember exactly), and it sort-of works.  But it's
slightly buggy, for example sometimes not reading all the file data on input,
and always writing extra buffer space on output, without a correct EOF
indication. These problems didn't exist on the older version of gcc that I
upgraded to 2.2.2.

I can work around the problem by dropping the setvbuf/_IOFBF call, but that
increases my file I/O by a factor of 100.  :-(

I'm using GCC 2.2.2 on VMS as distributed by mango.rsmas.miami.edu.  :-)
I'm using the /plus compiler option, as I'm using some C++ features.

I would greatly appreciate your help; email is fine.
If any interest is expressed, I will gladly summarize.  Thanks.
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