A CD image viewer and extractor 89

Black Sun and said:

The problem is localized (I think) in lib-drivers-cdiostdio.c , where stat() gets called on the ISO file. stat64() is actually being called, and it returns 0 according to strace, but something is changing it to -1. The only way to get the error message you saw is if stat() returns -1 on the file at line 196 of cdiostdio.c .

There is of course another problem: stdioseek() uses a long for the offset to seek to. It should probably be using offt (long long if FILEOFFSETBITS=64 is #defined) instead. This needs to be changed, or this slipped by the libcdio people?

Pascal and BASIC are IMHO not suitable for use as teaching languages. Too many restrictions on Pascal, too many different mutually incompatible dialects of BASIC. The Llama Book can teach you Perl, which is a real-world useful language that's available everywhere. If you're ambitious, get a good C-C++ textbook designed for college students in a Unix environment. I used A Book On C (author forgotten, can look it up when I get home) but that's outdated now.

Well, without fixing libcdio or obtaining rights to mount this image loopback, you're going to be stuck.

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