Hi Collin,
> > The questions is: which ones are useful in this context?
>
> I've attached a basic patch, but I have not pushed it since I am unsure
> how useful it actually is or if I am missing important information.
The code looks good. Just please add comments
/* Documentation:
<https://learn.microsoft.com/...> */
before each use of a native Windows API. I would like that reviewing
this code be easy. It's unlike the POSIX API, for which such annotations
are not needed because we have it in memory or in our bookmarks.
> From a test run (on Wine, which isn't perfect):
>
> $ find ~/.wine/dosdevices/ -name '*:'
> /home/collin/.wine/dosdevices/c:
> /home/collin/.wine/dosdevices/z:
> $ ./gltests/test-mountlist.exe
> C:\ NTFS
> Z:\ NTFS
Please add also your new unit test test-mountlist.c.
Once you have added these, I can test it a bit on native Windows
(not Wine).
> I was under the impression that all mount points on windows had drive
> letters.
That's a good approximation for a first implementation. People who
actually use the more exotic features (esp. network volumes) can then
give feedback.
Bruno
