It would seem to me that it would be convenient to have 64 bit versions 
of seek_in, seek_out, pos_in, pos_out in the Pervasives module. This 
would help decouple the Pervasives I/O module a little more from the 
Unix module.

--shiv--


On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 11:21 PM, Francois Rouaix wrote:

> You may need to flush the channel. If the data is still in the 
> buffers, the fd position will not have been updated.
>
> --f
>
> On Monday, Mar 17, 2003, at 23:45 Europe/Paris, Shivkumar 
> Chandrasekaran wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Currently I am trying to handle "LargeFiles" while marshalling caml 
>> values and I have run into this incidental problem (nothing to do 
>> with LargeFile). If I open a file with "open_out_bin", write to it 
>> using "output_value" and then try to determine the position in the 
>> file using "pos", I get the correct value. However, if I use 
>> Unix.lseek > thus
>>
>> Unix.lseek (Unix.descr_of_out_channel fd_out) 0 Unix.SEEK_CUR
>>
>> I get a different value (so far always 0) than the one I get from
>>
>> pos fd_out
>>
>> The manual does not seem to help. Any advice will be appreciated. 
>> Thanks,
>>
>> --shiv--
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