Hi Martin,
I described some progress in my last report but I didn't get answer from you. Did you do any test? Have you met any problem with my code? I was working with reading function on last week and I have fixed one point from my todo list. Now I can read «small» directories, i.e. if information was saved inside file entry descriptor. Also I have tried to solve problem with fragmented FIDs, but I am still thinking about it. Parts of one FID could be placed in different sectors and allocators. It means that I have to read two sectors — current and next. But reading two sectors will require of copy of memory. In BSD reading of directories was written without copy of memory but it looks really complicate and I am not very well understood all details of implementation. And, if be honest, I am not sure that I could do same in short time, I think testing will not be simple. Can I disregard to saving of memory for more readable implementation? My implementation could be close to function udf_read_fid_in_data. I had to change time of my holiday. I am not very happy that it before midterm and I worry about my results. Have I good progress for midterm or not? If not what I should do to pass it? Julia _______________________________________________ HelenOS-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.modry.cz/cgi-bin/listinfo/helenos-devel
