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-"Example" Platform Overlay
-==========================
-
-This is an example platform overlay, as described in the main Readme.txt of
-this archive. For ease of development, it applies (and tests) correctly on the
-machine of the author; no other guarantees can be given.
-It should give you a good idea of what is REQUIRED to make a copy of PDCLib
-work. There is a lot more you could do, and even some things you SHOULD do, in
-order to experience anything but abysmal performance:
-
-- Read / write operations on binary streams, and even on text streams for
-  machines that do not do any text conversion, can be made much more efficient
-  by using some sort of page buffer instead of the linear buffer implemented
-  here. It requires some special and platform-dependent manipulations, though,
-  which is why it is not done by default.
-
-- Anything relating to floating point logic is written in generic C. While
-  this is (hopefully) highly portable and should get you started on your
-  platform of choice, it is also highly inefficient and should be replaced by
-  inline assembly. Just make sure that your assembly keeps all the promises
-  the C library makes.
-