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RIO design
==========
rio api allows to seamlessly access to underlying IO backends
and define rules on top of it to act as an mmu.
What do io.va means?
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- obey sections
- Plugins
Actions
-------
- open
- read
- seek
- write
- close
Layers
------
- cache caches write ops and modifies reads
- map allows to map a certain file at a given offset
- sections like maps, but provide more information for virtual addressing
Features
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- undo
- buffer
- desc
fn read(io: IO) {
ut64 offset;
if io.offset
}