It comes really handy whenever you need to work with a buffer of bytes more than once. No extra objects created. I think internally bash does have such things. Otherwise how could two strings be compared? As an equivalent to ANSI C's memcpy and memmove in java they use java.lang.System.arraycopy lbrtchx
- is there a way to use a work buffer in Linux bash? ... Albretch Mueller
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer in Linux bas... Nicolas George
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer in Linux bas... Andy Smith
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer in Linux bas... tomas
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer in Linux... Michel Verdier
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer in L... tomas
- Re: is there a way to use a work buffer ... Nicolas George
- Re: is there a way to use a work bu... Greg Wooledge
- Buffering of short-lived writes... Nicolas George
- Re: Buffering of short-live... Greg Wooledge
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