Hi, I just noticed that when one uses Files.readAllBytes() to read for example from the Linux proc file system, where file size is claimed to be 0, Files.read() will allocate a buffer of size 0 before then adjusting in a second loop (arraycopying the zero size buffer)
In my opinion an initial size of 0 should not be used. I admit this might be a regression for files which are really empty and return an empty byte array, but I think it is actually more common to read from files which incorrectly report to be zero sized. Fabian
