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Author	loewis
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Date	2003-10-14.17:56:15
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Logged In: YES user_id=21627 I can't see anything strange in the assembler code. Also, from looking both at the source code, and the assembler code, there is absolutely no code path which could cause fcntl not to be called, except if an exception is raised. Can you run this in a debugger, setting a break-point on fcntl_fcntl, and see how it steps through the code?

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I can't see anything strange in the assembler code. Also,
from looking both at the source code, and the assembler
code, there is absolutely no code path which could cause
fcntl *not* to be called, except if an exception is raised.

Can you run this in a debugger, setting a break-point on
fcntl_fcntl, and see how it steps through the code?

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