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> Yes, it's probably better than using directly pdf_i64_t. In OS without
> built-in 64bit support, pdf_off_t will be 32-bits, and 64-bits or longer
> in all the others. Right?
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> Right. The pdf_off_t type will always be the indicated one to refer to
> file offsets.
Hey guys.
Dumb question, but, would that data type allow us to represent say, 10 GBytes ?
We're talking about disk space, so it could be 4 Terabytes too !!
With 64bits, a signed integer could represent...
(((((2^63)/1024)/1024)/1024)/1024) = 8192 TeraBytes
