Grover:

> I'm unfortunately in the situation of needing a couple of things in Korlib.
> Specifically that is
>
> - System.String.Split
> - System.String.Concat(string, string, string)
> - System.String..ctor(char, int)
> - System.String.Empty
> - System.IO.Path.AltDirectorySeparatorChar
> - System.IO.Path.DirectorySeparatorChar
> - System.IO.FileAccess
> - System.IO.FileMode
> - Object.ReferenceEquals (implementation exists as Object.Equals, but its
> the wrong place for it imho - I made one myself there.)
> - and probably some more I've just missed

I ran into similar problems since corlib is not yet available. For
now, everything under System.IO can be duplicated elsewhere until
corlib is available.

Also, I think we should support both "/" and "\" as valid directory
separators. .NET supports it. And it will allow some flexibility for
Windows and Linux developers.

Since you are working on VFS, I'm going to update the main trunk with
the work in my sandbox. I suspect you will replace the VolumeManager
with a VFS version. The update also includes a ramdisk (hardcoded to
2Mb for now) and an embedded 1.44Mb FAT12 image (which I use for
testing). There's also a new shell command called "listresource" which
will display the ramdisk, embedded image, and floppy disks, if any.
I'll be around later this evening (pacific-time) on IRC to explain it
and hopefully be able to integrate our work together.

Phil

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