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------- Additional Comments From pcarlini at suse dot de  2004-07-30 09:30 -------
Indeed, assuming the analysis is correct, the bug should be fixed also in 3.3.x,
since __basic_file<char>::close() sets _M_cfile = 0 even when fclose fails: 2.
does not hold.

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