diskfs.h: Expose 64bit types

We build hurd with LFS64, so we should always expose LFS64 types, so callers
do not have to build with -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64.

* libdiskfs/diskfs.h (struct peropen): Make `filepointer' field type
`loff_t' instead of `off_t'.
(diskfs_cached_ifind): Make `inum' parameter `ino64_t' instead of
`ino_t'.
(diskfs_cached_lookup_context): Likewise.
* hurd/shared.h (strcut shared_io): Make `read_size', `prenotify_size',
`postnotify_size', `readnotify_size', `rd_file_pointer',
`wr_file_pointer', `xx_file_pointer', `file_size' fields type `loff_t'
instead of `off_t'.

2 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/hurd/hurd_types.h b/hurd/hurd_types.h
index bc6b618b..64b46d15 100644
--- a/hurd/hurd_types.h
+++ b/hurd/hurd_types.h
@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ enum term_bottom_type
 
    The vectors returned by file_get_storage_info encode each of the above
    (note that the first int is always the storage type).  There are four:
-   ports, ints, offsets (off_t), and data (char); each type of store uses the
+   ports, ints, offsets (loff_t), and data (char); each type of store uses the
    following entries in each vector:
 
     -type-  -ports-  -ints-	     	     -offsets-	       -data-    -kids-
diff --git a/hurd/shared.h b/hurd/shared.h
index 25747eb9..1a9304a7 100644
--- a/hurd/shared.h
+++ b/hurd/shared.h
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ struct shared_io
   int use_file_size;		/* file_size is meaningful */
 
   int use_read_size;		/* read_size is meaningful */
-  off_t read_size;
+  loff_t read_size;
 
   blksize_t optimal_transfer_size; /* users should try to have the
 				   arguments to io_prenotify, etc. be
@@ -97,10 +97,10 @@ struct shared_io
   int use_postnotify_size;	/* postnotify_size is meaningful */
   int use_readnotify_size;	/* readnotify_size is meaningful */
 
-  off_t prenotify_size;
-  off_t postnotify_size;
-  off_t readnotify_size;
-    
+  loff_t prenotify_size;
+  loff_t postnotify_size;
+  loff_t readnotify_size;
+
 
   /* These are set by both the IO server and the user: */
 
@@ -110,11 +110,11 @@ struct shared_io
      rd_file_pointer for read and the wr_file_pointer for write.
      Normally in this case the seekable value will be false.  
      The unused file pointers will be set to -1 by the I/O server. */
-  off_t rd_file_pointer; 
-  off_t wr_file_pointer;
-  off_t xx_file_pointer;
+  loff_t rd_file_pointer;
+  loff_t wr_file_pointer;
+  loff_t xx_file_pointer;
 
-  off_t file_size;
+  loff_t file_size;
 
   /* These two indicate that the appropriate times need updated */
   int written;