non-POSIX functions that we have disabled from the build. Not sure if
we really want to change that (ie making those functions public).
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it compile (some recent change in the Jumrules must have revealed these
build errors).
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the bfs_shell related files:
* Fixed a couple of `friend without struct/class' errors gcc 3
complains about.
* Several adjustments do make the FS add-on build in a BeOS-like
environment. E.g. the fs_shell header "myfs.h" is not longer included.
For "cache.h" and "proto.h" the local copies are included.
* additional_commands.c must is part of the fs_shell and must be build in
the same environment as the fs_shell. The fs_shell definitions must be
used for system dependencies.
* The FS add-on has a platform dependency, since it opens and fstat()s
the underlying device. open() is harmless, but we must wrap fstat().
* We don't longer compile in kernel_cpp.cpp, but rather use the
platform C++ support directly.
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Linux:
* Corrected use of error code. We consequently use the errors we
defined to be compatible with BeOS and translate error code to and from
the build platform where necessary.
* Consequently use the structs my_stat and my_dirent and the type
fs_off_t when dealing with the guest FS. my_dirent had to be adjusted
to be BeOS compatible.
We wrap the platform fstat() now to translate the struct stat to the
BeOS representation.
* Fixed a bug introduced with the last checkin: The fs_shell crashed after
executing a command.
* Fixed printf() format warnings under Linux.
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flags to be used. Defaults to -g. You might want to use -ggdb with
gcc 3.x.
* Added variable C++_SUPPORT_LIBS. Is set to sup++ for gcc 3.x.
* ResComp can be built under BeOS only at the moment.
* Define _NO_INLINE_ASM when building for the build platform. Is not
strictly necessary under BeOS, but helps under Linux.
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a previous and unfinished transaction. It should now work correctly.
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use all Haiku headers save the POSIX and STL headers. Let's see how we
fare on Linux with this change...
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hand. Fixed all compiler errors.
* Changed the mechanism for including additional commands. Now an array
is exported by the instance code.
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fs_shell. A Linux specific one will follow as soon as the fs_shell builds
under Linux.
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This is the first step towards getting rid of the UserlandFS dependency
for building a HD image. Which is in turn the first step to being able to
build one under Linux.
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transaction order which caused corrupted disks when a log was replayed.
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