I come from linux, I'm used to screwed up APIs, and stuff breaking. But when we have something broken, it's usually because it was designed that way (see epoll). Usually, anyways.
But even we would never break something this fundamental. And if it did break, we'd probably fix it. Immediately.
Breaking one of the most used syscalls in the POSIX spec isn't an option, and is never okay. Ever.
I come from linux, I'm used to screwed up APIs, and stuff breaking. But when we have something broken, it's usually because it was designed that way (see epoll). Usually, anyways.
But even we would never break something this fundamental. And if it did break, we'd probably fix it. Immediately.
Breaking one of the most used syscalls in the POSIX spec isn't an option, and is never okay. Ever.