On Thu, 21 Feb 2008, Ruediger Pluem wrote:
Quick, maybe completely stupid question as I suspect the problem in
apr_brigade_partition:
Quick answer before I go to bed :)
I always thought that apr_off_t and apr_size_t are *always* of the
same size and that the only difference between them is that
apr_size_t is unsigned whereas apr_off_t is signed.
Is this thought correct?
No.
From my understanding, apr_size_t is what can be addressed by the
architecture, ie. on a 32bit machine it would be 32bit unsigned.
apr_off_t is the file offset, and thus not coupled to the
architecture but rather if we're LFS capable or not.
/Nikke
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