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RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users
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Jerker Bäck |
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RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users |
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Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:05:34 +0200 |
Thanks very much for the exact answer Mark,
Well, fopen is one of the few I/O functions which is not part of the NT
POSIX API (closed Windows source), instead it's implemented by the Interix
LIBC. So, a replacement is very likely to work. I doubt however I can do
better than the Interix developers.
FILE * fopen(char *path, const char *mode);
FOPEN_BINARY_READ macro seems to be consistent with my docs.
So, apparently I have to start a debug session to solve this.
You wouldn't have a suggestion of a shell command that triggers the bug
directly, so I don't have to click my way through the whole test?
- Advice for Interix and to specify users, Jerker Bäck, 2008/04/20
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- Re: Advice for Interix and to specify users, Mark D. Baushke, 2008/04/21
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- RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users, Jerker Bäck, 2008/04/22
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- RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users, Jerker Bäck, 2008/04/22
- RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users, Jerker Bäck, 2008/04/23
- RE: Advice for Interix and to specify users, Jerker Bäck, 2008/04/23