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by asveikau
2871 days ago
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While we're talking Unixisms, Windows needs a dup2(2). That is, given a HANDLE, you should be able to swap out its backing kernel data structure with that of another HANDLE. Without this, I/O redirection is slightly broken. Last I checked you can't change where stderr goes after the process starts, for example. [SetStdHandle doesn't do it at the right layer.] |
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