Re: How to deal with big-size files??

bigger than 2GB means BIGGER (greater than). This means a file of
1000 GB if you wish!

Is there is any method available in C/C++ or any language to deal with
that

Python for example manage variables types in this case is the size
will be infinite"limited to physical memory size" or also limited to
64-bit
.

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