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It looks like the lcc-win32 implementation of fseeki64() uses:
long long fseeki64(FILE *f,long long offset,int origin);
The mingw32 implementation of fseeko64() uses:
int fseeko64(FILE *f, long long offset, int origin);
And, of course, fseek() uses:
int fseek ( FILE *f, long int offset, int origin );
Both fseek() and fseeko64() will return a non-zero only for requests
that cannot be satisfied, but what is fseeki64() returning and why the
discrepancy? |
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