Lines Matching defs:read
47 // Used to make native read and write calls
289 public int read(ByteBuffer buf) throws IOException {
329 // IOUtil.read invocation below, this channel might be closed
331 // implicit synchronization point in the kernel read() call to
337 // before this thread invokes read(), in which case the
338 // read returns immediately with either EOF or an error,
343 // this thread is blocked in read(). On some operating
344 // systems (e.g., Solaris and Windows) this causes the read
349 // this thread is blocked in read() but the operating
352 // thread, thereby causing the read to return immediately
366 // next kernel read reached, with the recycled "fd". The solution
379 n = IOUtil.read(fd, buf, -1, nd);
427 public long read(ByteBuffer[] dsts, int offset, int length)
449 n = IOUtil.read(fd, dsts, offset, length, nd);
894 // or writer thread. See the comments in read() for