win32: Fix to handle files larger than 4 GiB #417
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Need VS2008 or later. Redefine POSITION to be 64-bit. Then effectively redirect stat() and lseek() calls to their corresponding 64-bit filesize capable calls, _stat64() and _lseeki64() respectively. Define and use less_stat_t as the required 64-bit filesize capable stat buffer. Define and use less_off_t as 64-bit filesize.
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Need VS2008 or later.
Redefine
POSITIONto be 64-bit.Then effectively redirect
stat()andlseek()calls to their corresponding 64-bit filesize capable calls,_stat64()and_lseeki64()respectively.Define and use
less_stat_tas the required 64-bit filesize capable stat buffer.Define and use
less_off_tas 64-bit filesize.