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Renamed bsprout -> bmoss, bleaf -> bsprout

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I just really don't like saying bleaf. Also I think the term moss
describes inlined data a bit better.
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Christopher Haster
2025-01-10 01:50:37 -06:00
parent 0cab73730e
commit e5609c98ec
4 changed files with 116 additions and 118 deletions
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scripts/dbgflags.py
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@@ -151,12 +151,12 @@ FLAGS = [
0x0001, "Non-standard filesystem format" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'WRONLY', 0x0002, "Reading is disallowed" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'GRM', 0x0004, "May use a global-remove" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MSPROUT', 0x0010, "May use an inlined mdir" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MLEAF', 0x0020, "May use a single mdir pointer" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MMOSS', 0x0010, "May use an inlined mdir" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MSPROUT', 0x0020, "May use a single mdir pointer" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MSHRUB', 0x0040, "May use an inlined mtree" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'MTREE', 0x0080, "May use an mdir btree" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BSPROUT', 0x0100, "Files may use inlined data" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BLEAF', 0x0200, "Files may use single block pointers" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BMOSS', 0x0100, "Files may use inlined data" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BSPROUT', 0x0200, "Files may use single block pointers" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BSHRUB', 0x0400, "Files may use inlined btrees" ),
('RCOMPAT', 'BTREE', 0x0800, "Files may use btrees" ),
scripts/dbglfs.py
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@@ -1306,8 +1306,8 @@ def dbg_fstruct(f, block_size, mdir, rid, tag, j, d, data, *,
m_width=0,
color=False,
args={}):
# first decode possible rbyds/btrees, for sprouts/direct blocks we pretend
# the entry itself is a single-element btree
# first decode possible rbyds/btrees, for inlined data/direct
# blocks we pretend the entry itself is a single-element btree
# inlined data?
if tag == TAG_DATA:
@@ -2158,7 +2158,7 @@ def main(disk, mroots=None, *,
# print file contents?
if ((tag == TAG_REG or tag == TAG_STICKYNOTE)
and args.get('structs')):
# inlined sprout?
# inlined data?
done, rid_, tag_, w_, j, d, data, _ = mdir.lookup(
rid, TAG_DATA)
if not done and rid_ == rid and tag_ == TAG_DATA: