At 20:50 4/01/01 -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
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>Talk to Philip Warner about detecting output write failures. I think
>this might be a lot easier in current sources than it would have been in
>7.0.* or before; the actual I/O is more centralized, and I think you
>could reasonably hope to check for write errors at just a couple of
>places.
There are a few places to check, but a lot less than before. Assuming I
should just die on any failed write (which seems reasonable), how do I
check for a failed write in a way that works on all Unixes? Is the
following OK:
- fwrite: ok if return value equals item count
- fprintf: ok if return value > 0.
- fputc: ok if != EOF
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