Originally Posted by Narf
im sure if that happens the last concern they will have is if it the
program completed successfully before everything crashed.
im sure if that happens the last concern they will have is if it the
program completed successfully before everything crashed.
You do realize that there's an error or two between 'perfect operation' and 'thermonuclear meltdown' that would take full advantage of such a test?im sure if that happens the last concern they will have is if it the program completed successfully before everything crashed.
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
i dont see your point, my point is if the hardware stops function
due toa device drive causeing a crash or not working anymore.
or the hardware actually breaking down, the file is not going
to be read? and the program may not even continue to run.
Clearly.i dont see your point
Okay, let's think of it in a light that's easier to follow. Say the stream operates on a file that's on a floppy, and the floppy is removed during an input or output operation. This won't cause the program to crash, but it will cause the badbit to be set for the stream. The loop will end, and if you assume it's because of end of file, data might be lost even though the program is still running. I'm sure you'll agree that data loss is a bad thing. And if you don't know about it, you can't fix it.my point is if the hardware stops function
due toa device drive causeing a crash or not working anymore.
or the hardware actually breaking down, the file is not going
to be read? and the program may not even continue to run.
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
