filesystem_t Struct Reference

Filesystem hook structure. More...

#include <system.h>

Data Fields
void *(*	open )(char *name, int flags)
	Function to call when performing an open command. More...
int(*	fstat )(void *file, struct stat *st)
	Function to call when performing a fstat command. More...
int(*	lseek )(void *file, int ptr, int dir)
	Function to call when performing an lseek command. More...
int(*	read )(void *file, uint8_t *ptr, int len)
	Function to call when performing a read operation. More...
int(*	write )(void *file, uint8_t *ptr, int len)
	Function to call when performing a write operation. More...
int(*	close )(void *file)
	Function to call when performing a close operation. More...
int(*	unlink )(char *name)
	Function to call when performing an unlink operation. More...
int(*	findfirst )(char *path, dir_t *dir)
	Function to call when performing a findfirst operation. More...
int(*	findnext )(dir_t *dir)
	Function to call when performing a findnext operation. More...

Detailed Description

Filesystem hook structure.

Filesystems that do not support one of more of the following methods should provide null pointers instead of empty functions. The newlib hooks will set errno to ENOSYS and return a proper error to userspace.

Field Documentation

open

void *(* filesystem_t::open) (char *name, int flags)

Function to call when performing an open command.

Parameters

[in]	name	Full path of the file to be opened, relative to the root of the filesystem.
[in]	flags	Open flags, such as binary, append, etc. Follows POSIX flags.

Returns

A pointer to an arbitrary file handle assigned by the filesystem code or NULL on error.

fstat

int(* filesystem_t::fstat) (void *file, struct stat *st)

Function to call when performing a fstat command.

Parameters

[in]	file	Arbitrary file handle returned by filesystem_t::open
[out]	st	Stat structure to populate with file statistics

Returns

0 on success or a negative value on error.

lseek

int(* filesystem_t::lseek) (void *file, int ptr, int dir)

Function to call when performing an lseek command.

Parameters

[in]	file	Arbitrary file handle returned by filesystem_t::open
[in]	ptr	An offset from dir to seek.
[in]	dir	A direction to see, either SEEK_SET, SEEK_CUR or SEEK_END

Returns

The absolute offset in bytes after the seek.

read

int(* filesystem_t::read) (void *file, uint8_t *ptr, int len)

Function to call when performing a read operation.

Parameters

[in]	file	Arbitrary file handle returned by filesystem_t::open
[out]	ptr	Buffer to place data read into
[in]	len	Length of data that should be read into ptr

Returns

The actual number of bytes read into ptr or a negative value on failure.

write

int(* filesystem_t::write) (void *file, uint8_t *ptr, int len)

Function to call when performing a write operation.

Parameters

[in]	file	Arbitrary file handle returned by filesystem_t::open
[out]	ptr	Buffer to grab the data to be written
[in]	len	Length of data that should be written out of ptr

Returns

The actual number of bytes written or a negative value on failure.

close

int(* filesystem_t::close) (void *file)

Function to call when performing a close operation.

Parameters

[in]

file

Arbitrary file handle returned by filesystem_t::open

Returns

0 on success or a negative value on failure.

unlink

int(* filesystem_t::unlink) (char *name)

Function to call when performing an unlink operation.

Parameters

[in]

name

Full path of the file to be opened, relative to the root of the filesystem.

Returns

0 on success or a negative value on failure.

findfirst

int(* filesystem_t::findfirst) (char *path, dir_t *dir)

Function to call when performing a findfirst operation.

Parameters

[in]	path	Full path of the directory to list files from, relative to the root of the filesystem.
[out]	dir	Directory structure to place information on the first file in the directory.

Returns

0 on successful lookup or a negative value on failure or empty directory.

findnext

int(* filesystem_t::findnext) (dir_t *dir)

Function to call when performing a findnext operation.

Parameters

[out]

dir

Directory structure to place information on the next file in the directory.

Returns

0 on successful lookup or a negative value on failure or empty directory.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• system.h