Hi, all

I'm requesting verification/validation of the correctness of the
following snippet for POCC and LCC compilers by those who _actually_
have or really understand them.

The following snippet is intended to define a 64bit curl_off_t for
those configurations that are capable of the following requisites
simultaneously:

1) Have a 64bit data type to which curl_off_t can be typedef'ed.
2) Does pointer math correctly with the above defined curl_off_t.

If for some reason the above conditions can not be satisfied then the
curl_off_t definition is intended to be a 32bit one for which similar
requisites should apply.

I'm assuming that a 32bit curl_off_t would be possible in all
configurations of this compilers. But if for some configuration/reason
it should fall back to 16bit please show us.

I understand that the 64/32/16 bit capability could also depend on
compiler version being used, so if this is the case, please, also fix
the following snippet.

#if defined(__POCC__)
  typedef long curl_off_t;
  #define CURL_FORMAT_OFF_T "%ld"
  #define CURL_SIZEOF_CURL_OFF_T 4

#elif defined(__LCC__)
  typedef long curl_off_t;
  #define CURL_FORMAT_OFF_T "%ld"
  #define CURL_SIZEOF_CURL_OFF_T 4

#endif

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