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* libc/stdio/fclose.c (fclose): Protect file pointer list when
releasing a file.
* libc/stdio/fcloseall.c (_fcloseall_r): Close all files via
fwalk.
* libc/stdio/fdopen.c (_fdopen_r): Add calls to
_flockfile/_funlockfile.
* libc/stdio/findfp.c: Move __sfp_lock. Change __sfp_lock type
to recursive.
Change __lock_acquire/__lock_release calls for __sfp_lock to
__sfp_lock_acquire/__sfp_lock_release throughout.
(std): Make sure that file lock is only initialized once.
(__sfp): Move _file initialization. Initialize file lock.
(__sfp_lock_acquire): New function.
(__sfp_lock_release): Ditto.
(__fp_lock_all): Remove __sfp_lock_acquire call.
(__fp_unlock_all): Remove __sfp_lock_release call.
* libc/stdio/fopen.c (_fopen_r): Protect file pointer list.
Add calls to _flockfile/_funlockfile. Remove
__lock_init_recursive call.
* libc/stdio/freopen.c (_freopen_r): Protect file pointer list.
* libc/stdio/fwalk.c (__fwalk): New static function.
(_fwalk): Protect file pointer list. Use __fwalk to walk through
file pointers.
* libc/stdio/local.h: Add defines for
__sfp_lock_acquire/__sfp_lock_release when
single threaded. Add function prototypes otherwise.
* libc/stdio64/fdopen64.c (_fdopen64_r): Add calls to
_flockfile/_funlockfile.
* libc/stdio/fopen64.c (_fopen64_r): Protect file pointer list.
Add calls to _flockfile/_funlockfile. Remove
__lock_init_recursive call.
* libc/stdio/freopen64.c (_freopen64_r): Protect file pointer
list.
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