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Instead of copying byte by byte it now copies in 64, 32, 16, 8 bit
chunks.
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This allows a UDP server to be created in userland and read data.
Currently it can't send data and is very very simplistic.
Code is horrible and probably needs some fixing until it can be further built
upon.
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Currently the ARP appears to be able to respond to requests.
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This implementation is very messy and is currently not used.
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This commit is done to preserve the functional code before I make new
changes.
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Previously the file size would not decrease even if data was deleted.
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implementation
Previously this function was only used for shared memory region created
by shm_open because I was lazy. Now exists for all files.
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included in previous commit
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fclose
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during each iteration
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creation code
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This can be used by any program does nothing until it gets user input.
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This optimization should probably move over to memcpy later.
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This allow other processes to easily modify the wallpaper by opening the
memory region and poking into memory.
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This helps a ton when using functions such as fscanf that reads from a
FILE byte by byte. By creating a cache it avoids a ton of 'read'
syscalls that would otherwise be made.
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