-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I just noticed that lseek on mingw returns 0 instead of -1 on pipes. Which means that gnulib's fflush module thinks the pipe is seekable, and loses data in the pipe instead of behaving as a no-op as it should in trying to reposition the pipe's location. Until someone (perhaps me) writes an lseek module, I can't use the gnulib fflush module in m4. However, I'm not sure on mingw how to detect whether an fd is open on a regular file vs. a pipe. Any ideas?
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