nuttx/fs/mnemofs/mnemofs_journal.c
Saurav Pal 23b7dc0651 fs/mnemofs: Setup and VFS methods
The Setup and VFS methods for mnemofs, a NAND Flash File System.

Signed-off-by: Saurav Pal <resyfer.dev@gmail.com>
2024-07-10 09:25:23 -03:00

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* fs/mnemofs/mnemofs_journal.c
* Journal of mnemofs.
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* In mnemofs, the journal stores the path, depth and the new location of the
* CTZ file called logs, and also the location of the master block. The first
* n blocks of the journal store the logs, while the last two blocks contain
* master nodes, and the blocks are called as master blocks. The two master
* blocks are identical copies for backup.
*
* Due to LRU, and the structure of mnemofs, the first n blocks of the
* journal get filled up much faster than the master blocks, and move more.
* There will be certain point where the entire journal (the n+2 blocks)
* move, but mostly, its the first n blocks that move.
*
* The first block starts with an 8 byte magic sequence, a 2 bytes long
* number denoting number of blocks in the journal, and then follows up
* with an array containing the block numbers of all blocks in the journal
* including the first block. Then the logs start.
*
* The logs take up size in multiples of pages. There might be unitilzed
* space at the end of a log.
*
* All logs are followed by a byte-long hash of the log.
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* Included Files
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#include <endian.h>
#include <nuttx/kmalloc.h>
#include <nuttx/list.h>
#include <sys/param.h>
#include "mnemofs.h"
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* Pre-processor Definitions
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* Private Types
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* Private Function Prototypes
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* Private Data
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* Public Data
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* Private Functions
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* Public Functions
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int mfs_jrnl_init(FAR struct mfs_sb_s * const sb, mfs_t blk)
{
/* TODO */
return OK;
}
void mfs_jrnl_free(FAR struct mfs_sb_s * const sb)
{
/* TODO */
}
int mfs_jrnl_fmt(FAR struct mfs_sb_s * const sb, mfs_t blk1, mfs_t blk2)
{
/* TODO */
return OK;
}