JüRgen" "BöMmels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The standard filedescriptors stdin, stdout and stderr are protected > from closing by the PMC_destroy function by marking them as > PIO_F_SHARED. Don't know if this is a right solution.
The 3 standard IO PMCs should probably live inside interpreter->piodata in a new *stdio_pmc[3] array. During a DOD run, they would get marked active (as long as they have an associated PIO structure, meaning PMC_data() != NULL). Parrot_destroy then would do the right thing. WRT closing/destroy: close sets PMC_data() = 0, destroy (and close) then can check this. This code should just be the destroy() vtable in ParrotIO, which also should reset the active_destroy flag. leo
