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Subject: Re: DJGPP problem with getting file size via fstat or not implemented yet?
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OK, I changed the condition to
    if (!hFile || fstat (fileno (hFile), &statbuf) || !S_ISREG(statbuf.st_mode)) as you suggested and it works. I dont have large NTFS partition to try the limit. Maybe someone else with insight into djdev can tell us which of this functions supports large files. I personally don't care too, I never wavpacked large files and I still use FAT16 & 32...