Add file size to cgltf_file_options::release callback#278
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This is necessary for POSIX systems to be able to implement file loading via mmap/munmap since munmap takes the size (unlike Windows). Without this, the implementation would need to keep a map from file pointer to file size to be able to unmap the file. This change requires minor adjustment for people who use file callbacks but the change should be very straightforward and will be flagged during the upgrade by the compiler.
We now support a full range of 3.5...3.30 to avoid breakage for the next few years.
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This is necessary for POSIX systems to be able to implement file loading via mmap/munmap since munmap takes the size (unlike Windows). Without this, the implementation would need to keep a map from file pointer to file size to be able to unmap the file.
This change requires minor adjustment for people who use file callbacks but the change should be very straightforward and will be flagged during the upgrade by the compiler.