Russell Coker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one and
I'm curious as to why...
It usually means someone isn't checking the return value from
open/socket/etc...
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What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one and I'm curious
as to why...
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On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Russell Coker wrote:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one and I'm curious
as to why...
IIRC, close(-1) closes all open file handles. I'm not certain exactly
wher this is documented though.
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Scott K. Ellis wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Russell Coker wrote:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one and I'm
curious
as to why...
IIRC, close(-1) closes all open file handles. I'm not certain exactly
wher this is documented though.
It really
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Russell Coker wrote:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one and I'm curious
as to why...
Absolutely nothing : -1 is defined to be an invalid FD and close(-1) is
to return an error code and basically do nothing when given -1
Jason
Scott == Scott K Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Scott On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Russell Coker wrote:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one
and I'm curious as to why...
Scott IIRC, close(-1) closes all open file handles. I'm not
Scott certain exactly
On 29 Jan 1999, Stephen Zander wrote:
Scott == Scott K Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Scott On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Russell Coker wrote:
What is a close(-1) supposed to do? The http program does one
and I'm curious as to why...
Scott IIRC, close(-1) closes all open file
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