Follow-up Comment #6, bug #27983 (project findutils):
In the POSIX world, fopen() with 'b' has no effect, but with 't' has
undefined behavior ('t' happens to be a cygwin extension, and you have no
business trying to use it in an application trying to be portable to POSIX).
I still argue that the problem is not in findutils, but in your (mis)use of
cygwin text mounts. Cygwin recommends using binary mounts, not text mounts,
for a reason - because apps written for POSIX expect POSIX behavior. And when
you violate that assumption, the burden is on you, not on the apps. If r
through pipes is a problem, then add d2u into the pipeline - that way, you
have a single tool and a paradigm that can fix the issue for every situation,
rather than having to patch every downstream tool to understand a new
paradigm.
So findutils' testsuite won't pass on a cygwin text mount. I don't care, as
long as it continues to pass on a cygwin binary mount.
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