fatlibFatlib is (expected to be) a library manipulating DOS floppy images containing FAT filesystem. It compiles currently under Linux, and possibly BSD. It supports:
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API
#include <fatlib.h>
Most functions return -1 or NULL on error and set errno.
Disk image is represented by opaque DRIVE* type returned by an open function and supplied as argument to other functions.
DRIVE *fat_open_virt(struct fat_dops *dops,
void *priv, int rw)
DRIVE *fat_open_image(const char *path, int rw) void fat_drive_close(DRIVE*) Fat_dops structure contains user's methods (read, write...) providing image abstraction. They operate on series of bytes not organized in sectors, it is expected that a user will reorganize and buffer disk accesses. Forward slash (/) is a separator in paths (Unix convention). File names use UTF-8. For file i/o generic FILE* interface is used [stdio.h]. It can be obtained by:
FILE *fat_fopen(DRIVE*, const char *path, const char *mode)
If something has been written to a FILE, it should be explicitly fclosed on exit to ensure that stdio buffers are flushed. Directory operations use FDIR* pointer (similiar to libc's DIR*):
FDIR *fat_opendir(DRIVE*, const char *path)
int fat_readdir(FDIR*, struct fat_dirent*) void fat_closedir(FDIR*) See fatlib.h for more... | ||
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