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I am having a little trouble with an open on a
pipe. Here is offending line
xf86open( "/namedpipe", O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK
);
The pipe is present and set for world R/W access
before this code executes. When this line executes, it blocks until
another process opens the pipe for writing. If I change to a regular
"open", I get the same effect. If I do this in a simple program (i.e. not
an X module), it does not block.
Does anyone have any idea why this would
block?
FYI, in the xf86open case I have already modified
xfToOsOpenFlags to allow xf86Open to use the O_NONBLOCK flag. Once I get
this resolved I will submit patches.
In case it matters, I am trying to get an input
module to talk to a process outside the X server (butt ugly, I know ;-).
If there is some other, more clean, way to do this, please pass this info
along.
Take care,
KJohn
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