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From: Mihail Ionescu <mihaii@caip.rutgers.edu>
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Subject: mmap for more than 2GB
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Hi,

I am currently working on the porting of some programs from Solaris to
Linux. The main problem I have is that the original programs heavily use
mmap in order to access very big files (more than 4GB) (since it is a
64 bits operating system), but on Linux mmap will fail. Is there any clean
way to solve this problem? Please CC me the response at this e-mail
address: mihaii@caip.rutgers.edu.

Thank you very much,

Mihail Ionescu


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