We hit a problem in a code, and narrowed it down to a test case that does :
while (cnt) {
f=fopen(host_file, "a+");
if (!f)
perror("dup_host_file: Could not open hostfile");
/* rewind(f); */
while (cnt) {
int ret=fscanf(f, "%s", line);
if (ret != EOF) {
We hit a problem in a code, and narrowed it down to a test case that does :
while (cnt) {
f=fopen(host_file, "a+");
if (!f)
perror("dup_host_file: Could not open hostfile");
/* rewind(f); */
while (cnt) {
int ret=fscanf(f, "%s", line);
if (ret != EOF) {
I am routinely having problems with programs compiled and running via cygwin if
they are
using network shares and the level of I/O stress is high.
In a typical case, I have a single Windows Server 2003 node with a single share
open to all,
and 3 Windows Server 2003 clients each running an
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