On Sat, Jul 14, 2001 at 06:15:03PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If the file implementation that Bill provided defaults to non-inherited, > then that is wrong, but we MUST have the ability to set files and sockets > as inherited or not at creation time, and to toggle that switch as needed > while running the program.
As I read it, Bill's implementation makes the APR_INHERIT a flag that must be passed in when calling apr_file_open. Otherwise, it'd default to making it non-inherited. Therefore, I'd propose making the flag APR_NON_INHERIT and making the default as inherited (i.e. when it is not specified). That'd satisfy my tastes. Bill may have just done it that way because Win32 defaults to non-inherited. Other than that, no complaints. +1 as I think we do need something like this at times. -- justin
