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Had they done so, we would never have had to use readdir_r() and progammers
would not have introduced bugs in the (mis)use of pathconf, over allocating,
etc.
I would be interested in seeing any real-world use of readdir_r() in
a context where readdir_r() is required
In practice, you're correct. In theory, however, consider the
following code
path.
THREAD 1 THREAD 2
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DIR *d1 = opendir(dir1);
DIR *d2 = opendir(dir2);
dent1 =
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November 8th, 2005
Not a Sony issue. This setup has been documented by MS
since the release of Windows XP in 2001.
Q: How can I add an Administrator password to make my
computer more secure?
A: Another way to make your computer more secure is to
assign a password to the Administrator account, which is
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Release Date: 2005/11/07
Last Modified: 2005/11/04
