On the silliness of close() giving EDQUOT

[Jim Burns]

in article <BZS.90Oct19233255 at world.std.com>, bzs at world.std.com (Barry Shein) says:

> OS/360/370 interrupted (signal) when there was an I/O error
> (SYNAD=handler) of any sort and you could pick apart what happened in
> the handler() routine.

> The only hard part was knowing where your program was when the error
> struck.

And what do you do if the I/O is done as the result of a close? And worse,
if the close is a result of exit processing, and the process doesn't exist
anymore to get the interrupt? Without timely notification, it's hard to
recover.

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