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> I noticed that our <sys/types.h> header provides a prototype for
> lseek().  This helps programs that don't #include <unistd.h> get
> lseeks()'s prototype (since our off_t is now 64 bits). 
> 
> Should we do the same for truncate() and ftruncate()?

I'd rather see the prototype moved to <unistd.h>...  But I can see
why having it (and perhaps a couple more) in <sys/types.h> even though
they do not really belong there...

Does ANSI / POSIX / SVID / whatever have anything to say about this?

Thorsten

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