Hi.
Can anyone with windows knowledge take a quick look at
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47918. I'm pretty sure this IS a bug.
I'm hoping you don't say it is a documentation bug and it is something
you can fix.
My requirement is to allow non-blocking file i/o.
With non-win32, it seems that the fcntl() function can accept
O_NONBLOCK. This does not seem to be present on win32.
The doc for fopen() does not mention 'n' as being available (probably
for this reason).
Regards,
Richard.
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Richard Quadling
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Hi Richard
2009/5/8 Richard Quadling rquadling@googlemail.com:
Hi.
Can anyone with windows knowledge take a quick look at
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47918. I'm pretty sure this IS a bug.
I'm hoping you don't say it is a documentation bug and it is something
you can fix.My requirement is to allow non-blocking file i/o.
With non-win32, it seems that the fcntl() function can accept
O_NONBLOCK. This does not seem to be present on win32.
fcntl() is not available on Windows aswell as O_NONBLOCK, but after
some small research we could perhaps use the iocsocket() function with
the FIONBIO flag to emulate O_NONBLOCK on Windows.
The doc for
fopen()does not mention 'n' as being available (probably
for this reason).
The 'n' mode was added in 5.3 RC2 by Mikko, but has not yet been documented.
Regards,
Richard.
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Kalle Sommer Nielsen
kalle@php.net