>>> Interestingly enough, ferror and feof both return 0 after EOF is
>>> read (shouldn't one be true?).
>> ferror and feof work on stdio streams.  select, read, and write work
>> on file descriptors.  There is no stdio analog to select(); I can't
>> even see one in the NetBSD extensions to standard stdio.  If you
>> read EOF via read(), stdio won't know anything about it.
> I was using fgetc(stdout), it returned -1, and ferror and feof both
> return 0 afterwards.

That's no surprise.  fgetc on an output-only stream just returns EOF
with errno set to EBADF, without setting either the EOF or error flags
on the stream.  See __srefill() in /usr/src/lib/libc/stdio/refill.c.

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