If a record is too long, rather than using a fixed 200000 byte read-ahead buffer, to read the record, the routine will try that, and if it fails, it will double the size of read-ahead buffer, and try again, (and again, and again) Note that this only will occur when doing permissive reading.
If a record is too long, rather than using a fixed 200000 byte read-ahead buffer, to read the record, the routine will try that, and if it fails, it will double the size of read-ahead buffer, and try again, (and again, and again)
Note that this only will occur when doing permissive reading.

Submitted by:  Robert Haschart

travisbrown/marc4j-old