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creat64(2)							    creat64(2)

NAME
       creat64(),    fstat64(),	   fstatvfs64(),   getrlimit64(),   lockf64(),
       lseek64(),  lstat64(),  mmap64(),  open64(),  pread64(),	 prealloc64(),
       pwrite64(),  setrlimit64(), stat64(), statvfs64(), truncate64(), ftrun‐
       cate64(), O_LARGEFILE - non-POSIX standard API  interfaces  to  support
       large files

SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
       New  API's  to  support	large files in 32-bit applications.  These API
       interfaces are not a part of the POSIX standard and may be  removed  in
       the future.

	      The		function  returns  a file descriptor which can
				be used to grow the file past 2 GB if desired.
				All  other  functional behaviors, returns, and
				errors are identical to

	      The		function is identical to except	 that  returns
				file  status in a instead of a All other func‐
				tional	behaviors,  returns,  and  errors  are
				identical.

	      The		function  is indentical to except that returns
				file status in a struct instead of a struct

	      The		function is identical to except that passes  a
				as its second parameter instead of a All other
				functional behaviors, returns, and errors  are
				identical.

	      The		function  is  identical to except that accepts
				an for the size parameter instead of All other
				functional  behaviors, returns, and errors are
				identical.

	      The		function is identical to except	 that  accepts
				an type as the desired offset and has a return
				value  of  All	other  functional   behaviors,
				returns, and errors are identical.

	      The		function  is  identical to except that returns
				file status in a instead of  All  other	 func‐
				tional	behaviors,  returns,  and  errors  are
				identical.

	      The		function is identical to except	 that  accepts
				the file offset as an

	      The		function  opens files of any size.  It returns
				a file descriptor which can be	used  to  grow
				the file past 2 GB if desired. All other func‐
				tional	behaviors,  returns,  and  errors  are
				identical to

	      The		function  is  identical to except that accepts
				the file offset as  an	All  other  functional
				behaviors,  returns,  and errors are identical
				to

	      The		function is identical to except	 that  accepts
				the  file  offset  as  an All other functional
				behaviors, returns, and errors	are  identical
				to

	      The		function  is  identical to except that accepts
				the file offset as  an	All  other  functional
				behaviors,  returns,  and errors are identical
				to

	      The		function is identical to except that passes  a
				as its second parameter instead of a All other
				functional behaviors, returns, and errors  are
				identical.

	      The		function  is  identical to except that returns
				file status in a instead of a

	      Refer to

	      The		function is identical to except	 that  accepts
				the  length  parameter	as  an	instead of All
				other  functional  behaviors,	returns,   and
				errors are identical to

	      The		function  is  identical to except that accepts
				the length parameter  as  an  instead  of  All
				other	functional   behaviors,	 returns,  and
				errors are identical to

	      Setting		in a call to or is equivalent  to  calling  or
				both  of  which	 set in the file status flags.
				This bit is automatically set by and if is set
				to  64.	  The  bit may be queried by (or which
				can also turn the bit on or off if desired.

APPLICATION USAGE
       The standard POSIX interfaces may be used  by  32-bit  applications  to
       create and access large files if compiled with set to 64.

       The  interfaces	described  here are alternatives to the standard ones,
       and are enabled by defining

       For 64-bit applications, access to large files is automatic, as long as
       the  underlying file system is enabled for large files.	The interfaces
       on this man page are available to 64-bit applications, for  convenience
       in  porting,  but provide no additional capabilities.  The exception is
       which is not visible to 64-bit applications.

SEE ALSO
       creat(2), thread_safety(5).

								    creat64(2)
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