vfs_select.h, respectively moved most of it into the new kernel
private header wait_for_objects.h.
* Added new experimental API functions wait_for_objects[_etc](). They
work pretty much like poll(), but also for semaphores, ports, and
threads.
* Removed the "ref" parameter from notify_select_events() and the
select_sync_pool functions as well as from fd_ops::fd_[de]select(). It
is no longer needed. The FS interface select() hook still has it,
though -- the VFS will always pass 0.
* de]select_fd() take a select_info* instead of a select_sync* + ref
pair, now. Added respective functions for semaphores, ports, and
threads.
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rewind_query() -- are passed to the userland. get_vnode_name() has an
emulation in userland, in case the client FS doesn't implement it.
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possibility to initialize the AutoLocker without locking the object even
if it is unlocked yet. Especially in loops Lock()/Unlock() come handy
when an otherwise constantly hold lock needs to be unlocked for a short
time.
I suppose we should move the kernel utils AutoLocker implementation
to headers/private/shared, and drop the less powerful ObjectLocker.
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can be emulated -- and pass this info to the kernel add-on. Thus we can
avoid passing requests to the userland that can't be serviced anyway.
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change.
* The new notification functions are used instead of send_notification()
and notify_listener() now. Mapped them in the BeOS kernel emulation
accordingly. RamFS node monitoring seems to work now.
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* Made publish_vnode() available in userland. For old style FS add-ons
publish_vnode() is used when they request a new_vnode(). The semantics
of new_vnode() changed considerably in Haiku, but publish_vnode()
seems to do pretty much what the old new_vnode() did.
* The UserlandFS hosted RamFS begins to work under Haiku. It runs pretty
soon out of memory though (under vmware with 256 MB) and node
monitoring is broken ATM.
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old interface is completely done in userland ATM.
It becomes more and more obvious that we probably need to provide
the kernel add-on with a bit more information about what the client FS
interface supports in the first place, so we can save unnecessary trips to
the userland. Opening/closing attributes for a FS using the old style
interface could be handled completely in the kernel add-on, for instance
(even if we lose a bit of accuracy wrt to open modes etc.).
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need via library libuserlandfs_beos_kernel.so. Fine-tuned the legacy headers
so they can by used by the the kernel interface emulation code as well as by
the add-ons. This is actually a bit hacky, since we build everything in the
Haiku build environment and thus mix these old headers and Haiku's.
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interface. The classes actually interfacing with the client FS add-on still
need to be adjusted.
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FS interface. Adjusted old hooks, but didn't add the new ones yet. The
module builds now at least.
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