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70 // mark the filesystem as having orphans76 // we should have orphans at this state82 // we should detect orphans86 // we should no longer have orphans105 // append our orphan and mark the filesystem as having orphans113 // we should have orphans at this state119 // we should detect orphans123 // we should no longer have orphans137 // mark the filesystem as having orphans143 // we should have orphans at this state[all …]
565 static int lfs_fs_preporphans(lfs_t *lfs, int8_t orphans);2419 bool orphans = false; in lfs_dir_orphaningcommit() local2491 orphans = true; in lfs_dir_orphaningcommit()2543 return orphans ? LFS_OK_ORPHANED : 0; in lfs_dir_orphaningcommit()2550 int orphans = lfs_dir_orphaningcommit(lfs, dir, attrs, attrcount); in lfs_dir_commit() local2551 if (orphans < 0) { in lfs_dir_commit()2552 return orphans; in lfs_dir_commit()2555 if (orphans) { in lfs_dir_commit()4758 static int lfs_fs_preporphans(lfs_t *lfs, int8_t orphans) { argument4759 LFS_ASSERT(lfs_tag_size(lfs->gstate.tag) > 0x000 || orphans >= 0);[all …]
1555 With the possibility of orphans, we can build power loss resilient operations1688 In addition to normal directory tree operations, we can use orphans to evict1807 Finding orphans and half-orphans is expensive, requiring a _O(n²)_1810 Fortunately, we only need to check for orphans on the first allocation after1814 avoid searching for orphans unless we knew we were specifically interrupted
