On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 12:09 PM, Peter wrote:
> alright, that table didn't work out, just imagine this:
>
> .\test.exe type a.txt | .\test.exe works
> .\test.exe cat a.txt | .\test.exeworks
> Get-Content input-file.txt | .\test.exe works
> .\test.exe cat
alright, that table didn't work out, just imagine this:
.\test.exe :
> So testing on Windows 8.1 the results seem identical
>
> ||shell||command
> ||stdin->_cnt > 0||WaitForSingleObject||
> ||=||=||===||===
So testing on Windows 8.1 the results seem identical
||shell||command
||stdin->_cnt > 0||WaitForSingleObject||
||=||=||===||===||
||cmd.exe || .\test.exe _cnt > 0" in
that location ?
2015-03-0
Sadly it seems WaitForSingleObject behavior with FILE handles is
not well defined behavior either, I think I've read the words "strongly
discouraged"
I'm probably still gonna do some more tests to see if it actually breaks
under some circumstances. But this is not the golden ticket solution
either
On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 1:01 AM, Reimar Döffinger
wrote:
> On 08.03.2015, at 00:46, Peter wrote:
>> Alright, I may have been really stupid, for some reason I always passed
>> "input_handle" to read and WaitForSingleObject instead of stdin, no clue
>> what happened there in my head.
>>
>> Turns out
On 08.03.2015, at 00:46, Peter wrote:
> Alright, I may have been really stupid, for some reason I always passed
> "input_handle" to read and WaitForSingleObject instead of stdin, no clue
> what happened there in my head.
>
> Turns out this actually works in my initial tests:
>
> https://github.c
Alright, I may have been really stupid, for some reason I always passed
"input_handle" to read and WaitForSingleObject instead of stdin, no clue
what happened there in my head.
Turns out this actually works in my initial tests:
https://github.com/Bigpet/FFmpeg/commit/93864dd0373bc6561be8e45f14f83
>It checks if there is data in the buffer. The point is to do a non-blocking
>read on stdin.
I don't know how else to do that for stdin. Using WaitForSingleObject with
generic functions like read() from io.h or ReadFile doesn't work since
WaitForSingleObject will trigger on mouse and windows even
On 07.03.2015, at 16:51, Peter wrote:
> The issue is this patch
> https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/commit/ca4d71b149ebe32aeaf617ffccf362624b9aafb1
> which uses a member of the FILE struct which is not available in the
> new C runtime (it's now just a struct with a void*).
>
> I do not quite know
