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From:	"Rick Hanson" <cryptorick AT gmail DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: Fwd: Got any 'fileno_unlocked'?
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Thanks for the tip.  I already tried knocking off the '_unlocked'
suffix.  Although it does compile, I wonder what kind of runtime
trouble I'm going to get into, since I did notice, by scanning the
code, that the programmer locks his own file, then appeals to
'fileno_unlocked'.  Also, there is no configure script to help.

I still would like to know if anyone on this ML knows about the
existence of 'fileno_unlocked' for cygwin.  I'd feel better using
that.  Thanks!  --Rick

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