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fix fd leaks in fdopendir #29

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@kzc kzc commented Aug 27, 2020

fdopendir is supposed to take control of its dirfd parameter upon success.
An unrelated edge case in error handling was also fixed to not leak memory and a fd.

See evanw/esbuild#348 for context.

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kzc commented Aug 27, 2020 •
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Somewhat on topic... I have no idea how macports works, but I see the port status of go 1.15 is red for 10.9 and prior OSX versions. I was able to get Go and any program built with it to work on OSX 10.9.5 using the instructions in evanw/esbuild#81 (comment).

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I was able to get Go and any program built with it to work on OSX 10.9.5 using the instructions in evanw/esbuild#81 (comment).

Thanks, I've added a link to your comment to https://trac.macports.org/ticket/58935#comment:33 which is where we are tracking the go failure on 10.9 and earlier.

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kzc commented Aug 27, 2020

go can be built on 10.9 using legacy support and DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES

I updated my comment in the esbuild thread to reflect that the go toolchain was not built - the official golang release was untarred and used as-is.

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A couple things to tweak. Otherwise, I think the changes do what you want & make sense to bring this function into conformity with standards-expected behavior.

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if (dirfd == AT_FDCWD) {
dir = opendir (".");
/* dirfd can be closed only upon success */
if (dir && dirfd != -1) PROTECT_ERRNO(close(dirfd));
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We knows here that dirfd != -1 (since it equals AT_FDCWD, which is -2 according to sys/fcntl.h), so that part can be removed.

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done

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LGTM now; thx!

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kzc commented Sep 3, 2020

@kencu Any concerns with this PR? It allows the official go 1.15 release and any program created with it to work correctly on OSX 10.9.5 in file handle constrained environments.

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kencu commented Sep 3, 2020

Sorry, I didn't see this before.

I'll have to look it over and try it out on 10.4 to whereever it tops out to see what happens. In the meantime, you have made these changes on your own system I presume so you have that working for you.

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kencu commented Sep 4, 2020

looks reasonable, thank you for the time you spent improving our legacy library. We have hopes that this will prove ever more useful for those of us with older Apple systems that are still useful hardware-wise, if abandoned software-wise by upstream.

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kzc commented Sep 4, 2020

Thanks to everyone in macports who make this great software.

Getting go to support the C bindings on systems where upstream has dumped support is tricky, though. If you have skills in this area, much appreciate your help. Specifically, making go link in accessory libraries like legacy-support is a supreme PITA.

Would install_name_tool help in this regard?

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