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From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
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: after it is abnormally closed (not handling the EOF on reads), but as far as
: I'm aware, noone has yet to actually prove this to be true.

For what it's worth, TIA had a similar bug and it was a bear to track
down and fix on all the architectures.  Non blocking I/O just isn't
standardized enough :-(.

Warner