We can't handle an allocation failure there (at least for now). Took the chance to stylize the code.
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for temporary memory anymore, it's the store's responsibility to do that
correctly now, and that functionality is reached via the vm_cache using
vm_cache_set_minimal_commitment().
Therefore, the vm_store commit() function now returns a status instead of
the size that could be commited.
Replaced the max_commit mechanism with one that cares about the available
memory, stores can reserve and unreserve such memory. The anonymous_commit()
will now fail in case it could not reserve the needed amount of memory.
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add_partitions_for(), though).
The partition now also tracks if it refers to a partitioning system or not.
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- only one byte was being used for total data length in a data field
which had 'maxi' size data (total data > 255 bytes), rather than the
correct four bytes.
- Seem to have finally nailed the proper algorithm for calculating data
item padding (four size bytes + bytes of data, padded to 8-byte
boundary) in all places.
- Was passing the address of the padding string, rather than the string
itself, when writing out NULL padding bytes
- Was incorrectly clearing the MSG_FLAG_MINI_DATA bit when the number of
data items or the size of the largest data item exceeding 256 bytes.
Bit is now cleared when total size of all item data (including size
bytes and padding, if applicable) exceeds 256 bytes
- Modified SizePolicy::Padding(const T&) to use calc_padding() from
MessageUtils.h/.cpp
- Added SizePolicy::Padding(const Store&) to calculate padding for data
field's entire data store
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there is no reason to let it appear important by having it as first
parameter; it's only used to override the DDM's decision if the user
so choses.
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* Added resolve_mount_point_to_volume_root() which does what
resolve_volume_root_to_mount_point() did. IOW the latter one didn't
do what it advertised.
* Fixed dir_vnode_to_path(). Basically broken due to the broken
resolve_volume_root_to_mount_point(), but also compared potentially
unrelated vnode IDs (belonging to different volumes).
* Fixed get_dir_path_and_leaf(). It didn't deal correctly with paths
ending in '/' (including the root dir).
* fs_mount() does now accept a NULL fsName, getting the FS name from
the DDM in this case.
* fs_mount() now also supports mounting file images; it lets the DDM
create a file device for them.
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done by (currently not existing) devfs functions.
* Overridden GetMediaStatus() and GetGeometry() to return useful data.
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* Made GetMediaStatus() a bit more robust. If the ioctl fails (e.g. if it
is not implemented as in Thomas' drivers), it gets the device geometry
and does not fail, if the device is not removable.
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currently only used in devfs for the publication of partitions.
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Axel Dörfler