Pavel Roskin wrote:
Hello!
errno and ferror is not set. I rewrite this piece of code with
read and even make circle with fgetc, but it does not cure.
It looks like eof, but it is not true.
The fix is in CVS. Some operating systems think it's Ok to return from
fwrite() before
Hello!
Problem is in fread. This one stops reading, but does not report about
problems. Now situation is even worse. man2hlp produces corrupted help
file and report success.
My guess is that ftell(stdout) returns something insane.
The fixed version has been committed. It doesn't use stdout
Pavel Roskin wrote:
Hello!
Problem is in fread. This one stops reading, but does not report about
problems. Now situation is even worse. man2hlp produces corrupted help
file and report success.
My guess is that ftell(stdout) returns something insane.
The fixed version has been
Hello!
fread fails to read large option of data here:
if (fread (Topics, 1, file_end, fout) != file_end) {
perror (output);
return 1;
}
errno and ferror is not set. I rewrite this piece of code with
read and even make circle with fgetc, but it does not cure.
Hello!
errno and ferror is not set. I rewrite this piece of code with
read and even make circle with fgetc, but it does not cure.
It looks like eof, but it is not true.
The fix is in CVS. Some operating systems think it's Ok to return from
fwrite() before everything is written if the block
