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Copy an input file using a native code (NextMidas Only)

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Copy an input file using a native code (NextMidas Only)

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Copy an input file using a native code (NextMidas Only)
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<IN> Input file name
<OUT> Output file name

This primitive will make a copy of an input file. It differs from noop in two
ways. First, this primitive instantiates the native read & write functions
from the approriate IOResource. Second, this primitive defaults to detaching
the header from the data.

Examples:
1. Copy a local file
nM> icecopy localfile localfilecopy

2. Copy a local file to a specified AUX
nM> icecopy localfile localfilecopy{aux=11}

3. Copy a local file with a specified transfer length
nM> icecopy/tl=4M localfile localfilecopy

4. Copy a local file and reattach the header and data
nM> icecopy/attach localfile localfilecopy

5. Copy a file and show progress
nM> icecopy/gpw localfile localfilecopy

Switches:
/ATTACH - Makes the output file attached instead of the default detached
output file [DEF=not present]

/REPLAY=n - Number of times to loop through input file.

/GPW - Show Graphical Progress Widget of transfer status (usually used
when downloading a file from a server) [DEF=not present]

/TL - Number of elements (in bytes) to transfer in each process loop
[DEF=# of elements in 32768 bytes, rounded down]

/FLAGS=m - Mask of options to apply (ATTACH | NATIVE | NIN | NOUT)
ATTACH is the same as the /ATTACH switch
NATIVE uses native IO routines instead of Java where applicable
NIN no Input file reads for testing
NOUT no Output file writes for testing

Widgets: NONE

See Also: NOOP

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