Re: Use 64-bit counters

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On Mon, Jul 11, 2005 at 07:31:53PM +0200, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
> ----- Original Message Follows -----
> > This patch changes the wgint from off_t to unsigned long long. This
> > way, wget doesn't blow up when we try to download files >2GB (eg.
> > DVD ISOs).
>=20
> Please note that off_t (and therefore wgint) should already be
> a 64-bit type on systems that support large files because Wget
> defines _LARGEFILE_SOURCE.  If this does not happen for some
> reason, it should be investigated (for example, by inspecting the
> generated `config.log').  Also note that wgint should always be
> signed.

Shortly after I sent the patch, I noticed that wget 1.10 should handle
large files (at least on Debian).

The system is very capable of handling large files (latest 2.6, hand
compiled).

Jeff Sipek.

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