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28 Why 32-bit libelf is not Large File Aware
31 The ELF format uses unsigned 32-bit integers for offsets, so the
32 theoretical limit on a 32-bit ELF object is 4GB. However, libelf
35 32-bit version of the link-editor also has a 2GB limit, despite
38 Large file support (LFS) is a half step between the 32 and 64-bit
39 worlds, in which an otherwise 32-bit limited process is allowed to
41 of a signed 32-bit integer, as represented by the system type off_t).
50 objects, and half to hold the result. This means that a 32-bit
53 large file aware 32-bit version of libelf has no significant value.
140 To work around the 2GB limit in 32-bit libelf:
142 - The fundamental limits of a 32-bit address space mean
143 that a program this large should be 64-bit. Only a 64-bit
147 - The 64-bit version of libelf is also able to process
148 32-bit objects, and does not have a 2GB file size limit.
149 Therefore, the 64-bit link-editor can be used to build a 32-bit
154 Note that the 32-bit limit for sharable objects remains at