What's your sizeof(int)? If int is the sizeof off_t at 64 bits this would explain allot.
But AFAIK, int on win32 always is never 32 bits, being a 64LP platform. Dzonatas wrote: > That is an interesting note. > > My config.log reports: > ac_cv_sizeof_off_t=8 > apr_cv_use_lfs64=yes > aprlfs='0' > > Do also note that I run a modern paravirtualized OS of Linux and > Microsoft. My cross-compilations happen on Linux, which was compiled by > MinGW. The two OSs cooperate nicely for their share of a processor. I'm > not biased. =) > > I'll see if I can find the right bit to hack... I mean... configure. > > Thank you. > > William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: >> It's sort of an academic question, since the crux of the problem is that >> the Win32 API supports large files in all situations, and any additional >> layer (e.g. MinGW) which doesn't use the Win32 API, or doesn't provide >> APR_HAS_LARGE_FILES, is fundementally broken as a compilation to this >> modern operating system ;-) >> > > >
