The "file positioning functions" fseek, ftell, fsetpos, and fgetpos are all in ANSI C, and not discussed at all in POSIX. but they *are* part of posix. i just wanted to make that distinction. (it basically says that "ansi c is included" in the posix standard). fseek and ftell use "long ints" and are retained for historical reasons. New programs that want to movin into the new multi-gigabyte file world should probably use fsetpos and fgetpos. yes. .mrg.
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