pjwitte via Ql-Users wrote: > DMEDIUM_TYPE returns -1 on DOS devices (the underlying iof.xinf call > suggests: IOI_FTYP $2C Byte Format type (1=qdos, 2=msdos etc) but -1 > is arguable..)
Oh, that actually is a bug. It's supposed to be 2 of course. I have translated the code into C last weekend and thus already fixed it without even knowing that it was broken. > The other relates to iof.xinf directly, but that is not wired up to > any DMEDIUM_ command, namely: > IOI_HDRL $28 Long File header length (per file storage overhead) - > which returns 512b on DOS, while all other devices return 64b. The > inconsistency here is that 512b doesnt relate to the actual file > header size, as I always assumed was the intention.. Looks like the structure is somehow offset by some bytes, as that is also supposed to be 64. I was thinking more about the line of DMEDIUM_RDONLY and DMEDIUM_REMOVE. This is a bit more difficult to check but I think I got the most common cases now at least. Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List
