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Reorganised in order to use code generated from interface descriptions. |
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Employ a neutral representation for file metadata. |
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Open files when clients attach to an unused accessor, permitting re-opening when |
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Aligned serialised structures to word boundaries to prevent unaligned accesses. |
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Introduced a separate directory resource providing access to directory listings. |
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Fixed the inode used for metadata retrieval. Updated the header for flags. |
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Fixed missing _index adjustment before replying with a filled page. |
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Introduced support for verbose directory listings incorporating file metadata. |
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Renamed the callback method to record_entry from read_into. |
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Renamed _open to _check_access. Test O_DIRECTORY when creating new files. |
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Added support for fstat, only returning useful data for files at present. |
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Fixed erroneous use of the thread structure in pthread_join. |
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Introduced locking around filesystem operations using semaphores. |
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Added IRQ-based notification when files are created. |
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Introduced a create_file method to the directory accessor, obtaining such an |
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Eliminated the separate member for written data since the buffer will always be |
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Use SIZE_MAX as the file size when undetermined. |
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Terminate listings with a null record, introducing a null page if necessary. |
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Introduced initial support for directory listings as memory-mapped resources. |
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Removed superfluous include. |
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Added a convenience function to wait for object-specific messages. |
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Switched to using IPC for synchronisation between threads, also reinstating |
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Made the directory listing an object accessible via pthread synchronisation |
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Reintroduced a directory object to proxy read operations handled by the listing. |
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Renamed various resource functions. |
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Renamed Fs_directory to Fs_directory_listing. |
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Removed cache operations (for potential reinstatement later). |
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Populate the directory listing buffer with directory entry structures instead of |
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Obtain transferred strings/names safely. |
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Introduced convenience functions for filesystem object IPC handling. |
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Consolidate similar code. |
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Made Fs_directory a subclass of FileResource. |
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Simplified start_resource, obtaining server details from the object. |
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Introduced a server binding convenience method. |
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Introduced a server binding convenience function. |
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Moved IRQ object creation into start_resource_thread. |
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Employ renamed IRQ-related functions. |
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Introduced message waiting and error sending functions. |
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Renamed bind_to_capability to ipc_server_bind. |
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Updated IPC-related includes. |
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Added a directory resource providing directory listings via a file interface. |
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Made use of the mainloop convenience method on the server object. |
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Made use of the convenience class for open-capable resources. |
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Permit the reception of IRQ object capabilities sent in open IPC messages. |
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Updated object initialisation and introduced a notifying IRQ object. |
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Updated the accessor to employ IRQ object notifications instead of method calls. |
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Attach resources to accessors and produce notifications upon flush operations. |
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Replaced accessor reference counting with sets of attached resources. |
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Separated file creation and opening operations out from the _find method. |
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Moved filesystem object searching into a separate method. |
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Introduced a helper function initialising file descriptors with dataspace details. |
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Replaced the specific Fs_object class with the generic MappedFileResource class. |
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Updated include statements. |
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Moved common pager method implementations into MappedFileResource. |
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Moved implementations of common file operations into MappedFileResource. |
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Moved pager-related methods into FileResource. |
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Removed superfluous attributes reflecting client-side state. |
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Delegate common resource activities to the base class. |
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Observe the accessor's reference count when closing resources. |
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Incorporated use of the close method provided by MappedFileResource. |
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