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On Thu, 2 May 1996, Josh MacDonald wrote:
> It is a bug, however.  I might fix it, after finals.

Are you using close(2) or fclose()?

If you are using close(), what happens if you use fclose()?  Using fclose
is the correct way to close stdin and the argument of mixing stream and
file descriptor functions is moot.

Dan
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 Dan Busarow
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