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#
# For a description of the syntax of this configuration file,
# see the file kconfig-language.txt in the NuttX tools repository.
#
config FS_HOSTFS
bool "Host File System"
default n
depends on !DISABLE_MOUNTPOINT
---help---
The Host file system provides a mechanism to mount directories
from the host OS during simulation mode. The host directory
to be "mounted" is specified during the mount command using
the -o command line switch, such as:
mount -t hostfs -o fs=/home/user/nuttx_root /host
For non-NSH operation, the option "fs=home/user/nuttx_root" would
be passed to the 'mount()' routine using the optional 'void *data'
parameter.
The backend implementation is arch-dependent.
As of writing this, it's implemented for sim, arm and xtensa.
Note: depending on the backend implementions, hostfs might
only provide very restricted subset of filesystem operations.
Sim: It's implemented with direct calls to the host OS API.
It likely consumes a lot of stack than ordinary NuttX codebase.
You likely need to make task stack sizes huge (e.g. 64KB) to
avoid stack overrun.
Arm, xtensa: It's implemented using a special CPU instruction
to trigger a trap for a hypervisor.
If you are using qemu, it has the `-semihosting` command line
option to enable the handling of the trap.
Theoretically, it can work for other environments as well.
E.g. a real hardware + JTAG + OpenOCD.