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Fix Process.exec
stream redirection on Windows
#14986
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Fix Process.exec
stream redirection on Windows
#14986
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Could we get a spec for this? 🤔
Co-authored-by: Johannes Müller <straightshoota@gmail.com>
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The following should print the compiler help message to the file `foo.txt`: ```crystal File.open("foo.txt", "w") do |f| Process.exec("crystal", output: f) end ``` It used to work on Windows in Crystal 1.12, but is now broken since 1.13. This is because `LibC._wexecvp` only inherits file descriptors in the C runtime, not arbitrary Win32 file handles; since we stopped calling `LibC._open_osfhandle`, the C runtime knows nothing about any reopened standard streams in Win32. Thus the above merely prints the help message to the standard output. This PR creates the missing C file descriptors right before `LibC._wexecvp`. It also fixes a different regression of #14947 where reconfiguring `STDIN.blocking` always fails. Co-authored-by: Johannes Müller <straightshoota@gmail.com>
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platform:windows
Windows support based on the MSVC toolchain / Win32 API
topic:stdlib:system
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The following should print the compiler help message to the file
foo.txt
:It used to work on Windows in Crystal 1.12, but is now broken since 1.13. This is because
LibC._wexecvp
only inherits file descriptors in the C runtime, not arbitrary Win32 file handles; since we stopped callingLibC._open_osfhandle
, the C runtime knows nothing about any reopened standard streams in Win32. Thus the above merely prints the help message to the standard output.This PR creates the missing C file descriptors right before
LibC._wexecvp
. It also fixes a different regression of #14947 where reconfiguringSTDIN.blocking
always fails.Related: #14422