RE: 64 bit I/O functions (such as stat/ftruncate)

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Hi John,

Those questions are Linux related, not GCC related.

I'm sure GCC will support the Linux 64-bit I/O API routines without a hitch.  But whether or not your particular Linux supports 64-bit I/O API routines and what those APIs are... well, that's Linux issue.

Note:  I'd expect the standard routines like lseek to be 64-bit savvy if the OS supports 64-bit file systems, without having special 64-bit one-offs, like lseek64, and things like off_t being typedef'd to a 64-bit integer (probably a signed long long).

--Eljay


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