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Update a comment in Buffer.cc #38

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@huahang huahang commented May 5, 2014

It seems that if writable bytes in the buffer is larger than 128k, then more than 128k will be read? If so, I think the comment "128k-1 bytes at most" is not accurate.

It seems that if writable bytes in the buffer is larger than 128k, then more than 128k will be read? If so, I think the comment "128k-1 bytes at most" is not accurate.
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chenshuo commented May 5, 2014

How about change to
// when extrabuf is used, we read 128k-1 bytes at most.

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Update a comment in Buffer.cc
@chenshuo chenshuo merged commit bb2e8a8 into chenshuo:master May 6, 2014
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