Teun Burgers wrote:
Larry Hall wrote:
Does it work on a recent snapshot (<http://cygwin.com/snapshots/>)?
No, it doesn't with the 20030608 snapshot.
fork() is called in a function called stealth(). If from gdb
I step over this function, the Socket operation on non-socket error
is reported. When stepping into this function and then stepping over the
fork() call, the program starts normally with the error.
Hm, I guess this is going to take more investigation then. I was
hoping it was related to problems recently found in this area but
it sounds like it's not.
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