On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 01:13:58PM -0500, Rob Landley wrote:
>
> int pipes[2];
>
> pipe(pipes)
> dup2(pipes[0],0);
> close(pipes[0]);
>
> Boom: the pipe is no longer usable. The stdin instance of it is closed too.
> Read from it you get an error. (But if I DON'T close it, I'm leaking file
> handles, aren't I? AAAAAAAAH!)
Did you close stdin before the pipe()? If so, the read end of the pipe
will get descriptor 0, the dup2() has actually no effect, and with the
close() you just closed stdin again.
Andreas
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