At 11:50 PM 23/10/2002 +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
This gets my vote, but I would like to see a clean implementation (not huge quantities if ifdefs every time we call fseek); either we write our own fseek as Bruce seems to be suggesting, or we have a single header file that defines the FSEEK/FTELL/OFF_T to point to the 'right' functions, where 'right' is defined as 'most likely to generate an integer and which makes use of the largest number of bytes'.1. Disable access to large files.2. Seek in some other way.
The way the code is currently written it does not matter if this is a 16 or 3 byte value - so long as it is an integer.
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