On Wed, June 29, 2005 9:02 pm, Dan Goodes said:
> This 32-bit limitation is haunting me everywhere I turn.
>
> Is it possible with PHP (at compile-time if need be) to make it use large
> (64-bit) integers?
I believe that PHP runs fine on 64-bit hardware, and uses 64-bit ints
everywhere on that...
So, in theory at least, just buying a 64-bit machine would "solve" your
problem...
Not that you necessarily *can* run out and buy a 64-bit machine, mind you.
> I'm asking because I would like to perform operations on large files, and
>
> fillesize($filename)
>
> is returning an error, even when I use
>
> sprintf("%u", filesize($file))
>
> as per the manual for filesize(). I get:
>
> Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for FC4-i386-DVD.iso (errno=75 - Value
> too large for defined data type)
>
> Any thoughts/ideas/suggestions? Thanks!
At least for THIS particular function, you could use exec("du $filename",
...) and then you'd have a string representation of the size, which you
could then display or even manipulate with BC_MATH or that other
new-fangled arbitrary precision mathematics PHP Module whose name I
forget.
This is a much less general solution, but may suffice for now.
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