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(POSIX_NAMED_PIPE_LEN): Ditto. (dtable::add_archetype): Use crealloc_abort. (dtable::init_std_file_from_handle): Specifically detect pipe stdin/stdout. Pass name to build_fh_dev so that proper name is recorded. Use binmode of fh if it is set before using get_default_mode. Set proper read/write access when calling init(). (handle_to_fn): Handle pipes. * fhandler.cc (fhandler_base::wait_overlapped): Add some debugging. * fhandler.h (fhandler_base::set_name): Default to just setting the path_conv name. (fhandler_pipe::init): Declare. * pipe.cc (struct pipesync): New struct. (getov_result): New function. Blocks and retrieves the result of an overlay I/O operation. (pipe_handler): New function. (pipesync::pipesync): New function. Initializer for pipesync struct. (handler_pipe::init): Define. Detects attempts to set up a "native" pipe fhandler and creates a thread which accepts input from or output to the non-cygwin pipe, creating a cygwin pipe wrapper around the non-cygwin pipe. (fhandler_pipe::create): Add pipe-specific flags to call to init(). * exceptions.cc (ctrl_c_handler): Lock process while we determine what to do.
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