[Adium-devl] g_string_free() and me (aka gaim [17165] doesn't like Adium)

[Peter Hosey]

On Sep 10, 2006, at 23:30:23, Mark Doliner wrote:
> 0 is a valid file descriptor, but it's pretty much ALWAYS stdin,  
> stdout or stderr, and I don't think file descriptors are reused.

They are.

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> make                                                   %/Volumes/ 
> RAM Disk/fd(0)
> cc -std=c99   -c -o fd.o fd.c
> cc   fd.o   -o fd
> ___
> ./fd hello-mark-doliner.txt                            %/Volumes/ 
> RAM Disk/fd(0)
> ___
> cat hello-mark-doliner.txt                             %/Volumes/ 
> RAM Disk/fd(0)
> hello Mark Doliner

(Though the wisdom of assuming that the stdout stream will DTRT when  
the exact definition of fd 1 changes out from under it is debatable.  
Also, the same principle applies to stdin, stderr, and every other FD.)

BTW, the standard FDs are stdin, stdout, and stderr, in that order.

And the EBADF Evan pasted would be caused by trying to write  
(kCFSocketWriteCallBack, although I would expect that to use send  
rather than write) to stdin (source=0).

Any idea what that ioFunction is? I certainly can't find anything  
called socket_ready_cb anywhere in the libgaim or Gaim Plugin sources.
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