On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, David Woodhouse wrote:
>
> madsdyd@challenge.dk said:
> > The manpage says:
> > ERRORS
> > EBADF The argument stream is not an open stream.
>
> It's _permitted_ to return EBADF. It doesn't don't _have_ to.
Do you by any chance have a reference for the ANSI C standard? (I don't,
but would really like to have :-( ).
>
>
> madsdyd@challenge.dk said:
> > I do not know a lot about the Linux file system, but I found this in
> > fs/open.c:
>
> You're already dealing with a filedescriptor there. The "struct file *"
> within Linux is entirely different to the 'FILE *' in userspace.
>
I know that, hence my reference to glibc-for-linux. I probably shouldn't
have posted that piece of code.
Mads
-- Mads Bondo Dydensborg. madsdyd@challenge.dk At some point, bits have to go into packets and routers need to make decisions on them. Changes at that level is what I want to hear about, not strategic company relationships.- John Carmack, commenting on why he (for now) does not actively support the PowerPlay initiative
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