Hi,
I have two questions about using netfs:
1. what is supposed to go in the 'struct netnode' of
the 'struct node' defined in <hurd/netfs.h>?
If I understand this right, struct netnode must be
defined by the user and is supposed to hold protocol
specific stuff of each node. Would a simple
struct netnode { };
suffice? (it compiles okay, but is it right?)
2. what is supposed to be put in a root node, suitable
for netfs_root_node?
Asked more specifically, how can an empty directory
containing only '.' and '..' be inserted in a netfs_root_node?
This is what I'm having right now:
/* in main(): */
netfs_root_node = make_rootnode();
/* whereever: */
struct node *make_rootnode(void) {
struct node *np;
struct netnode *nn;
nn = malloc(sizeof (struct netnode));
bzero(nn, sizeof (struct netnode)); /* XXX */
np = netfs_make_node(nn);
/* create an empty directory in np */
/* np->nn_stat = { ?????? } */
}
Thanks,
-Farid.
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