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Equivalent of lseek, open etc functions in Windows?

HCL
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‎12-16-2015 05:02 AM
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Hi, I am using Intel C++ with Visual Studio Community 2015, When I compile C functions that call the open, read, lseek etc POSIX functions in Windows, I got messages saying 'warning #266 function "lseek" declared implicitly' for example. I found from Microsoft's documentations that suggest using _open, _read, _lseek instead. Is this the only solution? Does Intel C++ come with its own C run time libraries that have the lseek etc functions? HCL
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HCL
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‎12-17-2015 08:48 AM
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Hi again, I have accepted than I have to use those _open, _lseek functions. Please considered this thread closed. HCL
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KitturGanesh
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‎12-17-2015 04:12 PM
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@HCL, understood, thx. Intel Compiler is 1:1 compatible with MS...

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