MSDN documentation states that for files larger than 4 gigabytes,there is the CFileFind::GetLength64() function that returns the size as 64Bit number.But the function just return a wrong 32Bit number. Damn Microsoft!
Solution: write a derived class(CMyFtpFileFind) from CFtpFileFind,and implementing the GetLength64() member function correctly. Replace this derived class with CFtpFileFind.
Reference: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/bugs/getlength64bug.asp.aspx?print=true
Solution: write a derived class(CMyFtpFileFind) from CFtpFileFind,and implementing the GetLength64() member function correctly. Replace this derived class with CFtpFileFind.
Reference: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/bugs/getlength64bug.asp.aspx?print=true
Last version: https://gist.github.com/978421
Source code as following text:
class CMyFtpFileFind : public CFtpFileFind{public:CMyFtpFileFind(CFtpConnection* pConnection, DWORD dwContext = 1) : CFtpFileFind(pConnection, dwContext){}virtual ~CMyFtpFileFind() { }__int64 GetLength64() const{ASSERT(m_hContext != NULL);ASSERT_VALID(this);unsigned __int64 uRet = 0;if (m_pFoundInfo != NULL){unsigned __int64 uFileSizeLow = ((LPWIN32_FIND_DATA) m_pFoundInfo)->nFileSizeLow;unsigned __int64 uFileSizeHigh = ((LPWIN32_FIND_DATA) m_pFoundInfo)->nFileSizeHigh;uRet = uFileSizeLow + (uFileSizeHigh << 32);}return uRet;}}; // CMyFtpFileFind