> This is necessary as gcc selects the highest flags thus:
>
> # CFLAGS=-O make
>
> would be overridden by the default value in CFLAGS.
This is not true. GCC always uses the last -O argument, overriding the
earlier ones. In -v, you'll see they're all passed through to cc1.
cc1 uses the
> I disagree, if we set *USER to NULL on failure, we get the same effect.
Ok.
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> * dir-chg.c (disk_S_dir_notice_changes): Check the return of malloc.
Your actual patch removes the check that was already there.
> * file-set-trans.c (diskfs_S_file_set_translator): Be
> consistent, use err not error.
Please do not make this sort of gratuitous change. There
Thanks very much for working on this.
> * tmpfs.c (main): Do not deallocate the underlying node;
> servers deallocate nodes based only on the number of outstanding
> protids.
What is this supposed to be about? There is no protocol requirement that a
filesystem keep a send rig
As this might be useful to someone else, here is how to manually
bootstrap a translator.
Manually Bootstrapping a Translator
===
The most common way to start a translator is to use the `settrans'
command. It provides a flag, `-P', which waits until the user press
2001-04-14 Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* node-create.c (diskfs_create_node): If we fail, set *NEWNODE
to NULL; at least diskfs_S_dir_lookup depends on this behavior.
* dir-chg.c (disk_S_dir_notice_changes): Check the return of
malloc.
* file-set
This patch makes tmpfs work. Well, mostly. If you attempt to create
files too quickly on the tmpfs (e.g. extract a tar file), vm_map (when
passed memory objects, it works fine mapping anonymously) maps bad
memory regions into the server address space which cause the server to
stall during the me
On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 05:47:39PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> > I have added several convenience function and revised the source
> > appropriately. It also uses a new calling convention making
> > not checking for errors difficult, however, this is at the cost
> > of ABI incompatibility, howe
On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 05:17:16PM +0200, Gibran Hasnaoui wrote:
> Ok,
>
> So the good way would be to make a translator, after
> I use my .defs and implement foo() in the translator.
> Then I can use a client which speek with the translator.
>
> That's it ? :)
It is not quite that easy. You
This patch adds a variable, COPTIMIZE, to Makeconf. This allows the
user to easily control the level of optimization for a single file
or a single module. For example:
# cd libdiskfs
# COPTIMIZE= make
would build libdiskfs with minimal optimizations thus not eliminating
variabl
> > I'd like to have this same single checking function used for all the
> > control-the-world permission checks. This includes all the "isroot"
> > settings used in trivfs and term and so forth, and also the more detailed
> > checks in things like chown. In keeping with fshelp_isowner, it might
Thanks, I've applied these changes. In future, please refrain from
gratuitous editting of comments. Fixing typos or errors is a good thing,
and changing comments to be more informative is fine. But trivial changes
to punctuation and phraseology don't really add anything and they clutter
up your
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