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<   language. We illustrate how machine-independent modes are used to support
<   both high performance and generality. We describe an automatic mode detection
<   technique that saves the programmer from extra syntax and low-level file
<   system details. We show how virtual processor file operations, typically
<   small by themselves, are combined into efficient large-scale file system
<   calls. Finally, we present a variety of benchmark results detailing design
<   tradeoffs and the performance of various modes.},
<   comment = {Updated version of TR 95-80-9. See moore:stream. Interesting
<   approach, where they permit a fairly normal fread and fwrite kind of
<   interface, with each VP having its own stream. They choose their own format
<   for the file, and switch between formats (and internal buffering) depending
<   on the particulars of the fread and fwrite parameters. They seem to have good
<   performance, and a familiar interface. They are left with a non-standard file
<   format.}
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>   language. We illustrate how machine