CMakeLists.txt: use 64-bit file API on 32-bit linux#11518
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Without the change `doxygen` fails to run when built against
`i686-linux` target and installed on thew filesystem with 64-bit
inodes (`btrfs` with many files in my case):
$ doxygen -g && doxygen && echo ok
Configuration file 'Doxyfile' created.
...
error: Doxyfile not found and no input file specified!
This happens because the inode number is outside 32-bit values:
$ stat Doxyfile
...
Device: 0,31 Inode: 11833552292 Links: 1
After the change the doc generation succeeds as expected:
$ doxygen -g && doxygen && echo ok
...
ok
The change enables the respective macros to enable 64-bit API.
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Without the change
doxygenfails to run when built againsti686-linuxtarget and installed on thew filesystem with 64-bit inodes (btrfswith many files in my case):This happens because the inode number is outside 32-bit values:
After the change the doc generation succeeds as expected:
The change enables the respective macros to enable 64-bit API.