Eric Pouech <eric.pou...@orange.fr> writes: > among the potential fixes: > S1: no longer do the console attribute management in server, but only > in kernel32, and only for the livespan of the process creating the > bare console. this means that the console will not be accessible to > the children of this process after its death (but I don't see how to > do it anyway) > S2: when the process that created the bare console, it's about to > terminate it should wait for all its children to die. This would > require a cloak of invisibility (from the win32 space) to let the > other win32-process see that it actually died. > S3: combine S1 and S2
I think S1 is the way to go. I also think we should not put the console in raw mode until the app actually calls ReadConsole or similar function. The vast majority of apps never need fancy console input. -- Alexandre Julliard julli...@winehq.org
