On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Gisle Vanem wrote:

> LONG_MAX is used in main.c, but <limits.h> isn't included anywhere

Hm, it took me some time to digest your mail and to get me thinking... :-)

Doesn't windows provide an 'off_t' type larger than 32 bits? If so, then
LONG_MAX shouldn't be needed in src/main.c since the code uses LLONG_MAX
instead... Also, if it does provide that, is there a strtoll() or similar
function to convert from a string to such a value?

I would guess that Windows has support for large files somehow!

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