Quoting Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
(Note that above I said "almost" exactly like Posix, and that's because a Posix filesystem will not show the file in `ls' after it was deleted like that, while Windows does. All the rest is similar.)
You're also assuming that something else hasn't opened the file without the FILE_SHARE_DELETE. Another difference between POSIX and Windows is that you cannot create a file of the same name while the original still exists even though it is marked for delete while on POSIX it is assigned a new inode is successfully created.
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