also initialize newly allocated memory with non zero (0xCC)
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our file system):
- added bfs_wake_vnode(), and bfs_suspend_vnode()
- bumped B_CUR_FS_API_VERSION to 3 as needed for Dano
It should now be able to boot Dano with our BFS, although I haven't tested
it. The information was gained using some degree of reverse engineering...
It won't be part of the BFS implementation for OpenBeOS (that won't run on R5
anymore) :-)
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+ Modified BMimeType::SetSupportedTypes functionality so it keeps track of
stranded types (i.e. previously supported types that have not had the now
unsupporting app signature removed from their supporting apps list yet due
to a false fullSync parameter) over consecutive SetSupportedTypes(...,
false) calls and updates all appropriate stranded types on the next
SetSupportedTypes(..., true) call.
+ Added fullSync parameter to BMimeType::DeleteSupportedTypes
+ Made BMimeType::Delete() do a DeleteSupportedTypes(..., true) call to
properly update the supporting apps lists when a mime type is deleted.
+ Added initial BMimeType::Get/SetSnifferRule
+ Updated BMimeType::CheckSnifferRule() to return B_BAD_VALUE when passed
a NULL rule string.
+ Brought CheckSnifferRule() tests up to date
+ Added lots of Mime::Database doxygen
+ Added any missing mime monitor notifications in Mime::Database
+ Possibly made some other changes as well... :-)
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Added SetSupportedTypes() documentation
Removed a few unnecessary BMessage copies in a couple of functions
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is no only "-O1", since gcc obviously produces bad code if compiled with more.
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files anymore (only Inode::WriteAt() denied it before).
Introduced a BFS_NAME define to be able to switch easier between "obfs",
and "bfs".
bfs_write_stat() didn't return the error code if Inode::SetFileSize() failed;
instead, it always reported success.
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left for the time being) to DataIO.cpp. Updated support.src to remove
MallocIO.cpp from the build list to prevent "already defined" errors.
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current/src/add-ons/kernel/drivers/net/Jamfile so the network stack driver
will access to build party.
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- the maximum number of blocks a block_run can cover is 65535 not 65536
- allocations over a block boundary in the block bitmap always failed due
to a incorrectly handled status
Both bugs could prevent BFS to create the VM swap file which led BeOS to
stop booting under certain circumstances.
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and let a first, basic BString implementetation enter the game
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