The code currently works by making the assumption that network reads
will always return chunks of data small enough to be written to stdout
in a single call to fwrite after a single select on fileno (stdout).
What would make some data too long? The nmemb argument of fwrite is a
size_t, and unless fwrite has a bug, it should handle whatever amount
of data you specify.
I don't see why a large amount of data would cause a failure.
Previous messages claimed that it could, but I think I've refuted that
claim. Is there a flaw in the argument I gave?
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