On 07/18/2010 01:54 AM, Eric Blake wrote:
By the way, newer cygwin provides mkostemp() - did you only fix the problem for older cygwin that lacks mkostemp and thus gets the gnulib fallback that doesn't force binary?
mkostemp also forces binary? That's a bug IMO, since the caller can tell Cygwin if it wants binary or text.
And what's wrong with using setmode() (from<io.h>, or from gnulib's "binary-io.h") on the fd created by mkstemp() to ensure the desired mode, rather than having to use mkostemp?
I want the default type given by the mount point (using the mount type of /tmp is fine), can I get that?
Paolo
