I made a transcription error in the original question.
Thanks to Robert Munn <munn_at_tristan.umd.edu> for pointing out that
the line:
int pout[0];
should be:
int pout[2];
Unfortunately, this is correct in the orginal code so it dosn't solve my
problem. (I just wanted to add this before I was bombarded with incorrect
solutions.) Again, what I mainly want know is when fread(3) sets errno to
EPIPE. It would also be nice to know if it is safe to ignore.
Thanks,
Sean
Received on Tue Apr 09 1996 - 23:32:07 NZST