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2011.07.13 01:55 "large file", by Machiko Sato
2011.07.13 01:59 "Re: large file", by Frank Warmerdam
2011.07.13 03:43 "Re: large file", by Machiko Sato
2011.07.13 05:33 "Re: large file", by Edward Lam

2011.07.13 01:59 "Re: large file", by Frank Warmerdam

Hi,

You weren't specific about the compiler you are using, but I'm
guessing MingW/gcc since you are using configure.  I'm not
sure how this works, since I always use VC++ on windows.

I will note that for large file support on windows I
normally ensure I'm using tif_win32.c, not tif_unix.c
for the low level file io.  There may also be special ways
of getting large file support with the posix api used by
tif_unix.c, but I don't know much about that.

Best regards,


On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Machiko Sato
<machiko@mega.t-kougei.ac.jp> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I want to read 2.8GB tiff files on Win64. So, I downloaded tiff 3.9.4
> and built libtiff. But it fails to open over 2GB files. On Win32 I'm
> using binary version libtiff and it does not have this problem.
>
> Does the configure script require options for large file support to be
> enabled? I checked Mailing list archive and found the thread 2007.12.17.
> I tried the suggestions there. But still libtiff cannot open over 2GB files.
> Help me please!
>
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