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* devices.cc: Regenerate. * devices.h (device::noexpose): New field. (device::dev_on_fs): Make a bit field. (get_major): Use proper type for declaration. (expose): New field. (ext_dev_storage): Delete declaration. (dev_storage_size): Ditto. (dev_storage): New declaration. (dev_storage_end): Ditto. * devices.in: Mark /dev/ptym*, /dev/com*, /dev/pipe, /dev/fifo, and "/dev" as "no expose". * fhandler.h (fhandler_dev::lastrealpos): Delete declaration. (fhandler_dev::devidx): Declare new field. * fhandler_disk_file.cc: Move fhandler_dev functions into fhandler_dev.cc. * fhandler_dev.cc: Add includes needed for functions moved from fhandler_disk_file.cc. (dev_storage_scan_start): Define place to start listing devices. (dev_storage_size): Define size of array to scan. (fhandler_dev::fhandler_dev): Move here from fhandler_disk_file.cc. (fhandler_dev::opendir): Ditto. (fhandler_dev::readdir): Just check devidx for non-NULL to determine when to go to disk for /dev content. Use dev_storage rather than ext_dev_storage. Iterate over dev_storage using devidx pointer. Use accessor functions rather than raw references to the device struct. Only increment dir->__d_position when we are actually going to be returning something. Add debug_printf for exit. (fhandler_dev::rewinddir): Set devidx as appropriate depending on whether there's a /dev on disk or not. * gendevices: Don't mark dev_storage static but do put it in the _RDATA section. * path.cc (path_conv::check): Use new "device::expose()" function to decide to forbid programs from referencing internal device types. |
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README
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