Re: [Mingw-users] Initializing _fmode

[Veldkamp, M. <mic...@at...>]

"Earnie Boyd" wrote:

> What happens with `unsigned int _fmode = _O_BINARY;'?

It builds, but has no effect. It seems as if a new
variable is created.

Previous, working case with initialization in main:

    $ nm testje.exe | grep fmode
    0040200c D __CRT_fmode
    004040b4 I __imp___fmode
    00401040 t __mingw32_init_fmode

Using `unsigned int _fmode = _O_BINARY;' (no effect):

    $ nm testje.exe | grep fmode
    00402010 D __CRT_fmode
    00402008 D __fmode
    004040b4 I __imp___fmode
    00401040 t __mingw32_init_fmode

Using 'unsigned int _imp___fmode = _O_BINARY;' (no effect):

    $ nm testje.exe | grep fmode
    00402010 D __CRT_fmode
    00402008 D __imp___fmode
    00401040 t __mingw32_init_fmode

I also tried the latest mingw (2.0.0-3), with similar
results. Only difference as far as I can see is that
I miss "__mingw32_init_fmode".

Regards,

Michiel