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  23.  
  24. /* SEE FIO3.H FOR EXPLANATION */
  25.  
  26. /* FOR 2 IO FILES SIMULTANEOUSLY, NIOBUFS=2. THIS MEANS _iob[0] THRU
  27.    _iob[1].  HOWEVER, NIOBUFS IS STORED IN bufuse[0], THUS THE FIRST
  28.    BUFFER _iob[0] CORRESPONDS TO bufuse[1]. */
  29.  
  30. char _iob[NIOBUFS][BUFSIZ];
  31. int bufuse[NIOBUFS+1];
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