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From:	sandmann AT clio DOT rice DOT edu (Charles Sandmann)
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Subject:	Re: _open LFN & Win 2K Bug (Was Re: a bug)
To:	acottrel AT ihug DOT com DOT au (Andrew Cottrell)
Date:	Tue, 30 Apr 2002 22:48:01 -0500 (CDT)
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> I get the same result when I add printing the _doserrno. Charles do you want
> to mod  the doserr_to_errno translation table and send me a copy so I can
> double check it or do you want me to do it and send it to you to double
> check? Better save than sorry as there are 255 entries to check against RB's
> interrupt list table 1680.

I'll try to do a fix ASAP.  

> The EA that is my result is the result from the int21 716C function call,
> not the doserr or errno. The following is the result when I add printing
> doserr:-

Okay, let me explain a bit below.  I was calling _open, you are calling
open - a version modified with print statements.

When calling open, it calls _open, but if that fails it calls _chmod
in _file_exists which sets the _doserr code.  In this case you also get
the 123 decimal value I see.  

In your case it appears you get an error of EA, which translates into 
errno 14 (don't understand why you get EA - maybe due to prints to screen 
somehow messing transfer buffer with different values?).  The EA should be
a value of 234 decimal.  

If I change my test to call "open" instead of "_open", I still see errno
as "11" - so I believe the print statements are somehow changing the
behavior of your test.

I tried using both 2.03 refresh and early april CVS.

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