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As discussed in #65, to allow for platforms where the obvious readdir implementation doesn't provide an inode number, allow d_ino to be zero, indicating an unknown number. libc can implement userspace d_ino by doing an fstatat call.
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This is obsoleted by #72, which fixes this by making the inode field optional rather than special-casing zero, as zero is a valid inode number on some filesystems.
As discussed in #65, to allow for platforms where the obvious
readdir
implementation doesn't provide an inode number, allowd_ino
to be zero, indicating an unknown number. libc can implement userspaced_ino
by doing anfstatat
call.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: