Open non-blocking regular files as overlapped on Windows #14921
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HertzDevil
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topic:stdlib:concurrency
platform:windows
ysbaddaden
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| @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ module Crystal::System::File | |||
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| def self.open(filename : String, flags : Int32, perm : ::File::Permissions) : {LibC::Int, Errno} | |||
| def self.open(filename : String, flags : Int32, perm : ::File::Permissions, blocking _blocking) : {LibC::Int, Errno} | |||
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question: why _blocking?
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This is to make it explicit that the variable isn't actually used (IIRC there was some discussion of actually initializing system_blocking here but I couldn't find it)
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Extracted from #14321.