On October 2, 2016 at 11:52:33 PM, Warner Losh (i...@bsdimp.com) wrote: Wouldn't it be better to say at the top #ifndef OFF_MAX #define OFF_MAX INT64_MAX #endif Not sure. The max is just for input checking. We do not even try to deal with an lseek(2) implementation that doesn’t take a 64-bit offset argument. Granted, the use of OFF_MAX before was based on FreeBSD’s lseek(2) implementation and was chosen to match it, knowing very well that it has a 64-bit offset argument. If lseek(2) doesn’t take a 64-bit offset then mkimg(1) fails for images larger than 2GB, but the problems with that run deeper than the max capacity that a user can specify on the mkimg command line. Not using OFF_MAX is a clear indication that the limit is not fully determined by lseek(2), but to a greater extend by the datatype used to hold the capacity. Hence by preference for going with INT64_MAX. Easy to change if people feel I should keep using OFF_MAX.
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