[Bug 34930] Cygwin-compiled Hello World program couldn't display output

[wine-bugs at winehq.org]

https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34930

Richard Yao <ryao at gentoo.org> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Richard Yao <ryao at gentoo.org> ---
Both stderr and stdout are affected. Redirecting stderr of cygwin's echo.exe
program will reveal an additional error message:

/usr/bin/echo: write error: Bad file descriptor

Running wineconsole and then executing the program inside the graphical
interface works. It even works if you do `wineconsole --backend=user
/path/to/echo.exe Hello World`, but for obvious reasons, the console emulator
exits as soon as Hello World is printed. It does not work with you do
`wineconsole --backend=curses /path/to/echo.exe Hello World`. Running
wineconsole with WINEDEBUG=+console,+ntdll,+relay revaled that the two
situations execute identically until KERNEL32.GetConsoleWindow is called. With
---backend=user, a non-zero value is returned. With --backend=curses, a zero
value is returned. Afterward, the execution paths diverge.

By the way, this still affects Wine 1.7.33.

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