Garbage collection to side-step sparse file descriptor problem.
(io_select, io_flush, io_iopfromfd): Unused, remove. (io_open): Allow more than one open for the same file descriptor. The check is the last remaining use of io_list[], and it's unimportant. (io_list, niop, io_init): io_list[] no longer serves any purpose, remove. Sparse allocation of file descriptors (deplorable misfeature of Winsock, at least some versions) is no longer a problem. (getfdtablesize): Unused, remove. Was broken for Windows anyway.
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extern int io_inputwaiting(struct iop *);
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extern int io_outputwaiting(struct iop *);
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extern int io_output(struct iop *, int);
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extern int io_select(struct timeval *);
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extern void io_flush(int);
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extern int io_peek(struct iop *, s_char *, int);
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extern int io_read(struct iop *, s_char *, int);
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extern int io_write(struct iop *, s_char *, int, int);
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extern int io_error(struct iop *);
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extern int io_eof(struct iop *);
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extern int io_fileno(struct iop *);
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extern struct iop *io_iopfromfd(int);
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#endif /* _EMPIO_H_ */
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