| commit | 31aad3d5eef8afdd8d390503003884229aeb227d | |
| author | Lauri Tirkkonen <lotheac@iki.fi> | |
| Mon, 15 Apr 2019 21:05:25 +0000 (16 00:05 +0300) | ||
| committer | Lauri Tirkkonen <lotheac@iki.fi> | |
| Mon, 15 Apr 2019 23:15:54 +0000 (16 02:15 +0300) | ||
| tree | aa05560d615a9287d3c1cc425a028dd33c026c3c | treesnapshot (tar.gz zip) |
| parent | f0dc29fc5255d90cbff75e9ec85dea10ffde054d | commitdiff |
sanify stat API & ABI
- clean up sys/stat.h & remove stat_impl.h
- use our new shiny feature test macros
- use struct timespec instead of timestruc_t
- don't bother supporting !defined(__STDC__)
- reduce the number of struct stat definitions; in particular, change
the 32-bit stat ABI to have the same members as it does on 64-bit. the
sizes are still different for now because of struct alignment, dev_t
and timespec32/timespec64, but this could change later.
- a new 'struct stat32' is used for this (for the kernel only).
- remove the source compat stat *64 functions. the aliased syms remain
in libc until recompiles can be done.
as this breaks the current 32-bit ABI, the libc fstatat, fstat, lstat,
stat symbols become transitional wrappers that convert the struct
returned by the kernel into the old ABI, and newly compiled 32-bit
programs will use those symbols with the suffix _new. we don't intend to
keep the "_new" symbols, rather this transitional interface and the
compat symbols will be removed once we've recompiled things we depend
on.
- clean up sys/stat.h & remove stat_impl.h
- use our new shiny feature test macros
- use struct timespec instead of timestruc_t
- don't bother supporting !defined(__STDC__)
- reduce the number of struct stat definitions; in particular, change
the 32-bit stat ABI to have the same members as it does on 64-bit. the
sizes are still different for now because of struct alignment, dev_t
and timespec32/timespec64, but this could change later.
- a new 'struct stat32' is used for this (for the kernel only).
- remove the source compat stat *64 functions. the aliased syms remain
in libc until recompiles can be done.
as this breaks the current 32-bit ABI, the libc fstatat, fstat, lstat,
stat symbols become transitional wrappers that convert the struct
returned by the kernel into the old ABI, and newly compiled 32-bit
programs will use those symbols with the suffix _new. we don't intend to
keep the "_new" symbols, rather this transitional interface and the
compat symbols will be removed once we've recompiled things we depend
on.