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Set stdin/stdout in binary on UNIX

Set stdin/stdout in binary on UNIX

Post by Stephano Marian » Wed, 06 Mar 2002 06:27:15



stdout and stdin are binary in unix.



> > How do I set the CURRENT stdin/stdout stream in binary mode? There
> > seems I cann't use fdopen or freopen. It is a CGI in c. The web server
> > already hold up these streams to read and write.

> Your question is off-topic here - try comp.unix.programmer.  Follow-up
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