> Alexander Viro wrote:
> > Proposed API on the Linux side being
> > int chflags(name, level, oldp, newp); where level is FL_VFS for generic
> > attirbutes (fs may map them on its own set) and FL_{UFS,EXT2,...} for raw
> > flags - corresponding filesystem is free to interpret the thing as it
> > likes and should set the generic attributes in the right way.
>
> if linux introduces a different API (ie not just an extension of
> the existing bsd API) then please do *not* call it "chflags".
;-/ Yes, it makes sense.
> it took years just to get over the bsd vs. svr4 gettimeofday()
> fiasco. btw, what's the proposed API for getting the current
> attribute set?
oldp == NULL ;-)
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