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Fix fs can't handle large file on 64bit platform #1199
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fs.read()
andfs.write()
can't handle more than 2GB files on 64bit platform.Also
fs.truncate()
can't handle more than 4GB files.Node already has the capability to handle large files.
This patch changes only a parameter check (read/write) and
type conversion from JS's number to C types (truncate).
The testcase only works on 64bit platform, then I put it into test/disabled.