theo wrote:
>
> Time to begin buffing the 'd' key.
Learning never ends, does it?
--schaafuit.
> theo wrote:
> >
> > off_t is used where it should be used. size_t is used where it should
> > be used.
>
> In that case I change the proposal to the introduction of an uoff_t, or
> is there already something appropriate? If so, why doesn't dd(1) use it?
>
> > You are showing inexperience.
>
>
theo wrote:
>
> off_t is used where it should be used. size_t is used where it should
> be used.
In that case I change the proposal to the introduction of an uoff_t, or
is there already something appropriate? If so, why doesn't dd(1) use it?
> You are showing inexperience.
Yes, you got that exac
> I wrote:
> > I'd suggest, given modern file sizes, that we bump it to 64 bits on all
> > platforms.
>
> Oh, and off_t *is* 64 bits, at least on i386; pity most routines don't
> use it: they use size_t.
off_t is used where it should be used. size_t is used where it should
be used.
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