Lawson wrote : > > > 2) I'm scared of eventually running out of file descriptors. > > I don't think you will. When it gets around to them, I think the > systemwill reuse the old numbers, but I can't see an easy way to > force it to. > > Once you get a fd, you can use 'dup' and then close the old one. Since 'dup' is going to look at the fd table for the lowest available entry, you will be reusing the old fd values that are no longer in use. But, this would be applicable, if the system is progressively assigning fd to subsequent calls. Normally, it does not happen so, does it ? -Sanchet-
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