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2004.11.17 18:13 "compatibility patch", by Jeff Breidenbach
2004.11.23 20:34 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.11.23 20:58 "Re: compatibility patch", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.11.23 21:24 "Re: compatibility patch", by Edward Lam
2004.11.23 21:28 "Re: compatibility patch", by Edward Lam
2004.11.23 21:51 "Re: compatibility patch", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.11.23 22:04 "Re: compatibility patch", by Edward Lam
2004.11.23 22:33 "Re: compatibility patch", by Jeff Breidenbach
2004.11.23 23:16 "Re: compatibility patch", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.11.24 06:33 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.11.24 19:39 "Re: compatibility patch", by Jeff Breidenbach
2004.11.24 20:37 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.11.24 20:58 "Re: compatibility patch", by Edward Lam
2004.11.24 21:12 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.11.24 14:45 "Re: compatibility patch", by Frank Warmerdam
2004.11.24 18:37 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.11.28 14:46 "Re: compatibility patch", by Andrey Kiselev

2004.11.23 20:58 "Re: compatibility patch", by Bob Friesenhahn

> > We submitted this patch a few years ago, didn't hear much. What do
> > people think now? This makes file I/O interfaces in libtiff/win32 and
> > libtiff/*nix compatible, which is handy when writing cross platform
> > applications.
>
> I can add tif_win32crt.c to the distribution with the special option in
> nmake.opt file, so user can select what I/O interface to use.
>
> But what a problem with the standard tif_win32.c? Your new
> tif_win32crt.c will be not portable anyway and specific for Windows.

Does the alternative implementation support 4GB files?  Large file 
support is often an issue under Windows.

Bob
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