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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 11:11:04 +0100
From: "Lassi A. Tuura" <lassi.tuura@cern.ch>
Organization: Northeastern University, Boston, USA
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To: Joey Mukherjee <joey@swri.org>
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Subject: Re: Problem with F:/ and /cygdrive/f/ solved!
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> However, is O_BINARY a standard flag for open?  Adding that flag on Solaris
> seems to fail in compile since that symbol is not defined or mentioned in
> the open man page.  I'd hate to add #ifdef around every open...

Once per file is enough (or put it into your config.h for the whole
project):
  #ifndef O_BINARY
  # define O_BINARY 0
  #endif

Or-ing it with other flags for `open' is then harmless on platforms that
don't know anything about the distinction of binary and text files.

Cheers,
//lat
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