I have a program that formats USB drives upon insertion. It creates a thread
for each drive that's inserted and can have multiple drives formatting at
any time.
If a drive is removed or an error occurs libparted causes the whole program
aborts with a backtrace(3)
How can I tell libparted to have the libparted routine just return with an
error rather than aborting the program.
I can setup the exception handler but no matter what I return it still
aborts (and I can't find out what thread called the exception).
Any help appreciated !
char sSCSIDevice[] = "/dev/sdc"; //eg only
PedExceptionOption libpartedExceptionHandler();
ped_exception_set_handler( libpartedExceptionHandler );
bWriteError = TRUE;
#define VAL(x) { if( (x)==0 ) goto PartedError; }
VAL( Device = ped_device_get( sSCSIDevice ) )
VAL( Disk = ped_disk_new_fresh( Device, ped_disk_type_get("msdos") ) )
VAL( FStype = ped_file_system_type_get("fat32") )
VAL( Partition = ped_partition_new( Disk, PED_PARTITION_NORMAL, FStype, 1,
Device->length-1 ) )
VAL( rtn = ped_disk_add_partition( Disk, Partition,
ped_constraint_new_from_max( &Partition->geom ) ) )
VAL( FS = ped_file_system_create( &Partition->geom, FStype, NULL ) )
VAL( rtn = ped_disk_commit_to_dev( Disk ) )
VAL( rtn = ped_disk_commit_to_os( Disk ) )
bWriteError = FALSE;
PartedError:
ped_disk_destroy(Disk);
ped_device_close( Device );
if( bWriteError )
goto WriteExit;
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