Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/04/06/06:33:35
According to Eli Zaretskii:
>
> I think a better solution is to force GPC to call `mktemp' each time
> it needs a file name, as opposed to calling `mktemp' once and then
> appending extensions to what it returns. GCC can be configured to do
> so, and I'd guess GPC can as well.
Of course, but this wouldn't help either because it would only
make the different temporary files created by *one* instance of
`gpc' unique. Since `gpc' never creates a file named after the
return value of `mktemp()' (but always appends some suffix),
each new instance of `gpc' will again start with "ccaaaaaa".
Peter
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