> > Some files I can open under Windows and others not... > > the only difference I found is that the latter are larger than 2GB! > > Ouch. That's the problem. lseek() returns an off_t, which is a 32-bit > signed type. Seems that I really need to use stat() instead. Or a longer > offset.
And why is this no Problem under Linux...?
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