start
length)
(cond ((not count)
- (if (= errno sb!unix:ewouldblock)
+ (if #!-win32 (= errno sb!unix:ewouldblock) #!+win32 t #!-win32
(error "Write would have blocked, but SERVER told us to go.")
(simple-stream-perror "couldn't write to ~S" stream errno)))
((eql count length) ; Hot damn, it worked.
(multiple-value-bind (count errno)
(sb!unix:unix-write (fd-stream-fd stream) base start length)
(cond ((not count)
- (if (= errno sb!unix:ewouldblock)
+ (if #!-win32 (= errno sb!unix:ewouldblock) #!+win32 t #!-win32
(output-later stream base start end reuse-sap)
(simple-stream-perror "couldn't write to ~S"
stream
(sb!sys:int-sap (+ (sb!sys:sap-int ibuf-sap) tail))
(- buflen tail))
(cond ((null count)
- (if (eql errno sb!unix:ewouldblock)
+ (if #!-win32 (eql errno sb!unix:ewouldblock) #!+win32 t #!-win32
(progn
(unless (sb!sys:wait-until-fd-usable
fd :input (fd-stream-timeout stream))
;;; Rename NAMESTRING to ORIGINAL. First, check whether we have write
;;; access, since we don't want to trash unwritable files even if we
;;; technically can. We return true if we succeed in renaming.
+#!-win32
(defun rename-the-old-one (namestring original)
(unless (sb!unix:unix-access namestring sb!unix:w_ok)
(error "~@<The file ~2I~_~S ~I~_is not writable.~:>" namestring))