Mail Archives: djgpp/1994/01/28/03:37:43
Mark,
Thx for the reply. I've checked the manual on unlink. The temporary file is
created, opened, and unlinked. Then the file-desctriptor is passed on to
the calling function. The unlink call on an open file should
automatically delete the file when it is closed (as long as it's open,
nothing happens). Still I don't understand why share doesn't let you
use that file after the unlink (everything happens in the same process...).
I'm not an expert on DOS and SHARE, but could somebody explain how it
exactly works ? What's the effect of the unlink when SHARE is running ?
NOTE : you might be interested in a program I found by browsing the net :
cica.indiana.edu in /pub/pc/win3/misc/noshare.zip
it is made by Martin Filteau (fm59 AT music DOT mus DOT polymtl DOT ca) and fools any
program that needs share into beleiving it is running (such as Word 6).
I don't know what the possible dangers are, but it works for me.
Tim.
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>From brgtw!att!emsr0.emsr.att.com!panix.com!bergman Thu Jan 27 19:03:45 1994
From: Mark Bergman <bergman AT panix DOT com>
Subject: Re: fseek / share
To: brssp2!twuyts AT brgtw DOT att DOT com
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 1994 12:35:00 -0500 (EST)
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Just a guess, but aren't you unlinking the file and then
returning the file pointer? That's just the sort of thing
SHARE is designed to prevent--it won't allow you to share
(unlink) an open file.
I'd be very interested in the source of diffs to groff when
you are finished.
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