From 3756ca5c9c7d1bae258902577df666cd15720db4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "Eric S. Raymond"
Do not litter the code with undocumented magic numbers! This is +especially important for buffer lengths, because unsynchronized +changes to buffer lengths and the code that uses them can result in +overruns and all mamnner of nastiness. If a magic number occurs once, +a comment near the point of occurrence should explain why it has the +value it does. If it occurs multiple times, make it the value of +a macro that is defined in one place so that all instances can be +changed sanely.
+You may rely on a full POSIX and Single Unix Standard binding to the operating system.
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