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Simple library to read MARC records from stream
Allows multi-threaded reading
Supports reading a record from each line of a stream one at a time
Supports MARC fields (authorID, titleID, etc)
Extracted and supported "readID" and "isbn"
Usage:
Reading ISO-2709:0-7:2006 Records From Stream:
One of the most common errors that developers often run into is that they cannot read the body of a record from the stream. Well, the FastMRCLib library solves this problem because it has an extension that can read records from stream. And in doing so it will analyze each line of the stream for the data that you need.
The provided examples can be used to quickly evaluate the FastMRCLib library. However, you can also use it in your applications or research. The code is provided below.
PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE
When writing to an ISO-2709 file, you must ensure you have a long enough buffer. By default the library will read a maximum of 128MB at a time (65536 byte records). If you are reading a very large MARC file with many records, then you may want to alter the PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE variable.
The variable PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE will start the reading of the header record from the beginning of the file. If the buffer contains less than
(PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE / 8), then the next record will be read into the overflow buffer.
Note: The overflow buffer is not required for most applications, but if the processing of records is to be done in real time, then you should clear it after processing each record.
The following example will illustrate the use of the default PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE. (PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE is set to 16384).
FastMRCLib also uses the overflow buffer for reading MARC data. If the buffer contains less than
(PARSE_HDR_OFFSET_BUFFERSIZE / 8), then the next record will be read into the overflow buffer.
Note: Again, the overflow buffer is not required for most applications, but if the processing of records is to be done in real
FastMRCLib (2022)
## FastMRCLib.cpp
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