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On Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 03:07:29PM +0100, Jens Hamisch wrote:
> Running the C preprocessor on this code shows, what goes wrong:
>
> ch = SOCKSgetc ( ( ( XPVIO * ) ( io ) -> sv_any ) -> xio_ifp );
> if (ch != ( - 1 )) {
> (void) ungetc ( ch , ( ( XPVIO * ) ( io ) -> sv_any ) -> xio_ifp );
> return ( 0 );
> }
>
> The getc funktion is replaced by the SOCKSgetc while ungetc is left
> unchanged.
Does SOCKS state that it provides full ANSI stdio?
If does then I interpret this as SOCKS is buggy because ungetc() is
defined by ANSI. [as you can get a FILE* without using the non-ANSI
fdopen() if you're a child of inetd, for example]
Note that if SOCKS is buggy it doesn't stop perl working around it.
Nicholas Clark
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