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> > Because there is no such thing as an EOF character on unix. There is
> > an EOF result code. This is why getc returns an int and not a char.
>
> Writing a literal ^D should do the trick, though.
Only if the file descriptor is a TTY, and the terminal driver has been
configured to use an EOF character of ^D by tcsetattr(3). It's unlikely
to work in this particular case.
-mct
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