> | Hm, ok then this probably isn't that much of an issue as I thought before > | Is fprintf(stderr, "...") ok? After all it should be unbuffered? > > No, stdio isn't OK, even if supposedly unbuffered. There's too much > state and context kept in there. Even if it works on one implementation > of libc that manages output to an unbuffered FILE * without touching (as > in altering) the FILE * at all, there's no guarantee than any other > implementation will do the same thing.
Ok, then this should be changed too, in case anybody wants to keep vfork(). But I still think it's better to switch to fork() - nmh doesn't obey the rules necessary to use vfork() even if it isn't that bad as it seemed to me in the beginning. Harald _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
