On windows when a file was created using os2 functions, the .Close_On_Exec flag was forced onto the handle, even if it wasn't set by the user, forcing all handles to be non-inheritable in the _open() procedure. This PR makes all handles inheritable by default (same behavior as on linux), and fixes the bug where SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES struct was being used after free. Somehow after the scope ends, it was observied in the debugger that the pointer to the struct was being reset to nil, making it a valid parameter to CreateFile.
On windows when a file was created using os2 functions, the .Close_On_Exec flag was forced onto the handle, even if it wasn't set by the user, forcing all handles to be non-inheritable in the
_open()procedure. This PR makes all handles inheritable by default (same behavior as on linux), and fixes the bug where SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES struct was being used after free. Somehow after the scope ends, it was observied in the debugger that the pointer to the struct was being reset to nil, making it a valid parameter to CreateFile.