Add missing 64-bit variants for POSIX I/O category functions#56
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IT looks good. Can you fix the CI?
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Fixed in #57 |
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This pull request expands the set of recognized file I/O operations in
python/dftracer/analyzer/constants.pyto include additional 64-bit and large file support functions. These changes ensure better compatibility with systems and libraries that use these extended file operation APIs.Enhancements to I/O operation coverage:
pread64,preadv64,pwrite64,pwritev64) to theIOCategory.READandIOCategory.WRITEcategories to support large file operations.fseeko,fseeko64,fstat64,fstatat64,ftello,ftello64,ftruncate64) in the relevant categories for more comprehensive file handling.readdir64andstat64to support directory and file status operations on large files.