StackOverflow Questions for Tag: fdopen

Federico Cuozzo

Reputation: 361

Duplicate File Pointer at the same position

creplaceduplicatesdupfdopen

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Bababarghi

Reputation: 581

How to ignore empty pipes in CHILD process?

cpipefdopen

Score: 0

Answers: 1

agrum

Reputation: 397

QFile/FILE* : How to properly close the handle?

c++qtfstreamqfilefdopen

Score: 0

Answers: 1

mic_e

Reputation: 5840

"Illegal seek" error when working with socket streams with non-empty read buffers

clinuxsocketsfdopen

Score: 6

Answers: 4

Cristóbal D.

Reputation: 1

Can a descriptor created by socket() be mapped to a memory buffer?

socketsmappingfile-descriptorfdopen

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Kam

Reputation: 6008

Is the fread function blocking?

c++pipenonblockingfdopen

Score: 2

Answers: 1

Dima Tisnek

Reputation: 11779

Is it possible to rescue file descriptor from FILE*?

cfileposixfclosefdopen

Score: 1

Answers: 4

Shashi

Reputation: 199

How to open file object from 'os' using 'with'?

pythonsubprocessfdopen

Score: 4

Answers: 2

Daryl Spitzer

Reputation: 149564

Python - How do I convert "an OS-level handle to an open file" to a file object?

pythontemporary-filesmkstempfdopen

Score: 61

Answers: 6

LandonSchropp

Reputation: 10274

calling fdopen: Bad file descriptor

cgccfdopen

Score: 5

Answers: 2

mukesh

Reputation: 726

Create a file descriptor

cfile-descriptorfile-handlingfdopen

Score: 6

Answers: 2

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: fdopen

Duplicate File Pointer at the same position

How to ignore empty pipes in CHILD process?

QFile/FILE* : How to properly close the handle?

&quot;Illegal seek&quot; error when working with socket streams with non-empty read buffers

Can a descriptor created by socket() be mapped to a memory buffer?

Is the fread function blocking?

Is it possible to rescue file descriptor from FILE*?

How to open file object from &#39;os&#39; using &#39;with&#39;?

Python - How do I convert &quot;an OS-level handle to an open file&quot; to a file object?

calling fdopen: Bad file descriptor

Create a file descriptor

"Illegal seek" error when working with socket streams with non-empty read buffers

How to open file object from 'os' using 'with'?

Python - How do I convert "an OS-level handle to an open file" to a file object?