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   } Subject: Re: HighWind products
   > 
   >    Hmm, shouldn't there be a readdir_r()?
   > 
   > There should. But, there isn't.

   Looks like readdir() is MT safe anyhow.

I HIGHLY doubt that.

-Rob

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