fix(windows): Fix offset type issue in client lib LS-364#761
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Summary of ChangesHello @rolysr, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request resolves a compilation failure on Windows platforms within the client library. A recent commit introduced an incompatibility with offset type definitions, which this change rectifies by standardizing the type usage, thereby restoring correct build behavior and maintaining cross-platform support. Highlights
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The pull request addresses a compilation issue on Windows by replacing the glibc-specific __off_t type with _off_t. However, _off_t is not a standard POSIX type and is likely to cause build failures on Linux systems where it is not defined in standard headers. The standard POSIX type off_t should be used instead, as it is already used consistently throughout the rest of the file and is available on both Windows and Linux platforms.
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Pull request overview
This pull request attempts to fix a Windows compilation issue introduced by commit 84c158a by changing a type cast from __off_t to _off_t when assigning a file size value to the st_size field of a struct stat.
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- Changed type cast from
__off_tto_off_tin the lookup function when assigning maxFileLen to e.attr.st_size
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Commit 84c158a introduced usage of __off_t, which is a non-standard glibc internal type. This caused the Windows client library to fail to compile. Replace __off_t with a portable, cross-platform offset type to restore Windows build compatibility. Signed-off-by: rolysr <rolysr@leil.io>
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Due to changes introduced in commit 84c158a, the Windows client related code was not compiling correctly because of an offset type issue. This commit addresses that issue by ensuring correct cross-platform compatibility for client base library.