Right. I'll go look at the source and confirm or just write it myself
using POSIX open() which would be easy. I guess I was just asking what
kind of locks you are talking about since I'm not familiar with file
locking. In other words, if I did a POSIX open("filename", O_RDONLY); or
even fopen("filename", "r") under Linux, would I be safe? Under what
conditions would an open() create a lock that would cause problems?
Josh
On 19 Nov 2013, at 5:05pm, Joshua Grauman <jnf...@grauman.com> wrote:
Ok, thanks again for the tips, I'll change the ROLLBACK to END.
I'm assuming if I open the file read-only it shouldn't lock, right? I'm using Qt, but I
send it a read-only parameter which I assume translates into something like a POSIX
open("filename", O_RDONLY);
I hope a Qt expert can answer this question. It would be bad of me to assume
that the default permissions on a Qt open were the same as the default
permissions on a POSIX open.
Simon.
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