Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No. Consider what happens when you mv a file which processes have
> open: the inode stays the same and any users continue using it is if
> nothing happened. Only new users (i.e. those who call open after the
> mv) will see that the file no longer ex
> What I'm wondering is how to set a translator on a file when
> the file is created.
You would need to write a translator that acts when a file is
created. For instance for a libdiskfs based translator, you would do
this in diskfs_lookup when TYPE is CREATE.
> So here is an example /hurd/cras
On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 12:03:44PM -0800, James Morrison wrote:
> What I'm wondering is how to set a translator on a file when
> the file is created.
You need to have the translator managing the directory in which the
file is created (either directly, or as a subdir of the translator), and
inter
Hi,
What I'm wondering is how to set a translator on a file when
the file is created. So here is an example /hurd/crash could dump
into /var/crash, but a mux translator would be set on /var/crash so
a dump of the proc server would be /var/crash/core-proc but
core-proc would be a multiple fir
--- Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stubs are provided for libthreads. The stubs (which are linked in
> if
> an explicit request to link against libthreads is not added) should
> be
> used for single threaded applications using multithreaded libraries
> (such as libtrivfs). Multith
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Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Multithreaded applications cannot safely use the stubs; they
> obviously need real locking.
It would be nice to get better error reporting in this case. Perhaps
there could a stub for the thread creation function that displays a
message and aborts?
