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Unified bufferd network I/O

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Posix style buffered network input/output.

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The GnomeVFSSocketBuffer functions are very similar to the GnomeVFSSocket
ones. The only difference is that all input/output is done through an internally
managed buffer. This might increase I/O performance as well as give you the
possibility to use some convenient functions like #gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_peekc
and #gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_read_until.

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You can manually force all internally buffered data to get written with
#gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_flush.

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<!-- ##### TYPEDEF GnomeVFSSocketBuffer ##### -->
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<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_new ##### -->
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@socket: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_destroy ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@close_socket: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_read ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@buffer: 
@bytes: 
@bytes_read: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_peekc ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@character: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_write ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@buffer: 
@bytes: 
@bytes_written: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_flush ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION gnome_vfs_socket_buffer_read_until ##### -->
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@socket_buffer: 
@buffer: 
@bytes: 
@boundary: 
@boundary_len: 
@bytes_read: 
@got_boundary: 
@cancellation: 
@Returns: 


