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Don't try to fill up the entire buffer on a read. #5

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Don't try to fill up the entire buffer on a read. #5

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Commits on Sep 27, 2015

  1. Don't try to fill up the entire buffer on a read. 

    An LZ4 frame is designed so that partial blocks can be "flushed" by
the encoder at any time.  A frame can be a long term stream sent over
a network connection.  The decoder needs to be sure that it only calls
the underlying read once at a time, when necessary, and be able to
return partially filled buffers.  This allows the caller to respond
to flushed data without the decoder blocking on a network read.
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    bvinc83 committed Sep 27, 2015
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