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> man pages.  IIRC, DJGPP libc is derived from BSD to avoid (L)GPL
> implications of merely using the compilation suite, so BSD man pages
> should be considered carefully, if not as authoritative.

V1 was bsd-derived.  V2 was written from scratch using the ANSI and
POSIX specs as references.

I looked in the code and didn't see anything where we specifically set
the error flag, other than read() failing.  So, it looks like this is
a DOS thing - that file just isn't readable.

But I couldn't find anything in the posix/ansi specs that said what
conditions cause errors, just that if errors happen ferror() says so.

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