Hi, i pushed a new branch "joliet_multi_extent" with a single commit
Bug fix: Recognition of multi-extent files was broken if Joliet is present http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/libcdio.git/commit/?h=joliet_multi_extent&id=4c840665c6d9cf2ff1cf0cd12f91b25030776c74 A new function _iso9660_recname_to_cstring() implements the conversion which _iso9660_dir_to_statbuf() now needs at three occasions. It can allocate the memory for the result string or put it into a submitted memory area. (I doubt that both modes together make sense.) A cosmetic change was to equip the recognition of "." and ".." with curly brackets so that i could replace else if (u_joliet_level) { by } else { ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I began to explore the "Bad directory information for isolinux" problem, which Pete Batard reported. The commited code lets iso-info report properly and without warning the content of Gentoo's livegui-amd64-20220605T170549Z.iso I then took my provisory fix of yesterday and blocked the recognition of u_joliet_level in both new occasions. This yielded an endless stream of "." and ".." filenames. Not what Pete reported. But if i only disable one of the two new Joliet name recognitions, i get the "Bad directory information for isolinux" message and a similar one about directory "/snapshots". It does not matter which of the two i keep disabled. The same happens if i checkout branch "master" and compile it. So i looks like i fixed this too, but without fully understanding what was wrong initially. Have a nice day :) Thomas
