Project 6 - File System
Project 6 - File System Project 6 - File System
Project 6 Considerations General guidelines Split the development into several pieces: Create the disk structure. Verifying the disk structure (this should be an easy-to-call routine). Not crashing is not good enough. Create/navigate directories. Create inodes, and directory structure. Track each thread’s current directory. Create and delete files. Single process first, then add synchronization. Reading/writing, truncating/enlarging Single process, maintaining the cursor. Add synchronization, testing with multiple readers/writers.
Project 6 Considerations Concluding thoughts Have some fun with this project. This project is a change of pace (no more networking!) Come see the TAs in office hours.
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<strong>Project</strong> 6<br />
Considerations<br />
General guidelines<br />
Split the development into several pieces:<br />
Create the disk structure.<br />
Verifying the disk structure (this should be an easy-to-call<br />
routine).<br />
Not crashing is not good enough.<br />
Create/navigate directories.<br />
Create inodes, and directory structure.<br />
Track each thread’s current directory.<br />
Create and delete files.<br />
Single process first, then add synchronization.<br />
Reading/writing, truncating/enlarging<br />
Single process, maintaining the cursor.<br />
Add synchronization, testing with multiple readers/writers.
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