fs.c File Reference

Filesystem walk and stat implementation. More...

#include "fs.h"
#include <assert.h>
#include <glob.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <time.h>
#include "log.h"

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Functions
static int	fswalkerr (const char *epath, const int errno)
	Error callback implementation for glob search. Logs each error using the log_error macro.
int	fswalk (const char *dir, fswalkfn_t filefn, fswalkfn_t dirfn, void *udata)
	Recursively walks the single directory described by dir and calls filefn for each file found and dirfn for each directory encountered.
bool	fsstateql (const struct fsstat_s *a, const struct fsstat_s *b)
	fsstateql() compares the fields of two struct fsstat_s values for equality. Two structs with the same values are considered equal.
int	fsstat (const char *fp, struct fsstat_s *s)
	Populates all fields of a given fsstat_s structure for the file described by the filepath fp.

Detailed Description

Filesystem walk and stat implementation.

Function Documentation

fsstat()

int fsstat	(	const char *	fp,
		struct fsstat_s *	s )

Populates all fields of a given fsstat_s structure for the file described by the filepath fp.

Parameters

fp	The filepath to fstat
s	The struct fsstat_s to populate

Returns

If successful, s is populated and 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set.

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fsstateql()

bool fsstateql	(	const struct fsstat_s *	a,
		const struct fsstat_s *	b )

fsstateql() compares the fields of two struct fsstat_s values for equality. Two structs with the same values are considered equal.

Parameters

a	The first struct fsstat_s to compare
b	The second struct fsstat_s to compare

Returns

Returns true if the two struct fsstat_s values are equal.

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fswalk()

int fswalk	(	const char *	dir,
		fswalkfn_t	filefn,
		fswalkfn_t	dirfn,
		void *	udata )

Recursively walks the single directory described by dir and calls filefn for each file found and dirfn for each directory encountered.

Parameters

dir	The directory to walk
filefn	The function to call for each file found. The filepath is passed as the first argument. If the function returns a non-zero value, the walk is terminated and the same value is returned by fswalk.
dirfn	The function to call for each directory found. The directory path is passed as the first argument. If the function returns a non-zero value, the walk is terminated and the same value is returned by fswalk.
udata	User data to pass to filefn and dirfn

Returns

If successful, 0 is returned. An internal fswalk error will return a value of -1 and errno is set. Otherwise the return value of the first non-zero filefn or dirfn call is returned.

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fswalkerr()

static int fswalkerr ( const char * epath, const int errno )

static

Error callback implementation for glob search. Logs each error using the log_error macro.

Parameters

epath	The path that caused the error.
errno	The error number.

Returns

Always returns 0 to continue the glob scan.

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