Patch to add fputs->fwrite conversion

Kamil Iskra kamil@wins.uva.nl
Thu Sep 21 13:27:00 GMT 2000


On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Kaveh R. Ghazi wrote:

> The following patch extends the exiting builtin_fputs to handle
> lengths other than 1 for constant strings.  (Currently length 1
> becomes fputc.)  Now length==0 gets deleted and length > 1 becomes
> fwrite.

Is it safe to convert to fwrite? Does fwrite obey the same buffering rules
as fputs? I'm thinking particularly about line-buffered streams, when the
data to be written contains "\n". Multiproc applications with processes
communicating via pipes could depend on such buffer flushes.

(this is ment as a real question, I don't know the answer, I'm simply
asking if you considered this issue when working on the patch).

Regards,

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