for building under Linux.
* Tried to get the header setup into a shape that would allow us to build
under Linux with gcc 3.x. But I give up for the moment. The C++ support
headers don't seem to be separate from the STL headers, which makes it
virtually impossible to use our STL together with gcc 3.x.
Worse, I don't even think, how we build under BeOS at the moment is
correct. The _G_config.h (glibc configuration) header is included from
some public headers, but is itself not made available. This causes the
R5 header to be used, which belongs to a completely different glibc
version. But when building our libroot we use the new header. I wouldn't
be surprised, if that could cause all kinds of subtle problems. Maybe
even the STL string problem I encountered recently.
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the platform independent code out of fs_shell_command_beos.cpp.
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* Make return value of implementations of Directory::GetNextEntry()
match the base class version.
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they return the respective error codes.
* Fixed the open mode conversion function.
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populate an image. The UserlandFS dependency is hereby gone.
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switch to Axel's hack to just redefine the critical functions via macro
definition in the Jamfile.
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ones.
* Added listattr command.
* Added cd command. It can change the CWD of the emulated as well as of
the host OS (prefix `:').
* Changed do_dir() to print symlinks with their target.
* Rewrote the rm command. It now support the options -r and -f
and multiple files.
* Rewrote the symlink command (and renamed it to link, alias ln). It now
supports creating hardlinks and understands the options -s and -f.
* Added command xcp, with support for options -r, -f, -d, and pretty
close approximation of the shell command cp, save for the fact, that it
copies attributes and can freely copy in the emulated and host OS
(and between them, of course; prefix `:').
Now it should be possible to change makehdimage to use a scripted
bfs_shell instead of UserlandFS to build a HD image.
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* Added sys_stat_attr().
* Added sys_open_attr_dir(). Extended the directory functions to be able
to deal with attribute directories.
* Init the current directory, so we can use it (the support is there
already).
* Use our open modes instead of the platform ones.
* Added O_NOTRAVERSE support to sys_open().
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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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