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It's not arbitrary. It's simply the largest int pointer your emacs can represent. It's also a non-problem on 64-bit machines. Run the following code in your
by tl 16y ago
It's not arbitrary. It's simply the largest int pointer your emacs can represent. It's also a non-problem on 64-bit machines. Run the following code in your emacs buffer:
(let ((i 1024))
(while (> i 0)
(setq i (* i 2)))
(1- i))
The number it returns is your max file size. Mine is 1152921504606846975 bytes.