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> I've tested this on i386 GNU/Linux with no regressions.  However, given 
> my experience with the previous IOVEC change, I'm not sure how 
> significant that result is :-/

A significant user of the BIM code is Cygwin's DLL stuff, both
creating DLLs (with ld -shared) and linking against them (directly,
not with import libraries).