/* SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-later */ /* * dir_writer.h - This file is part of libsquashfs * * Copyright (C) 2019 David Oberhollenzer * * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published * by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License * along with this program. If not, see . */ #ifndef SQFS_DIR_WRITER_H #define SQFS_DIR_WRITER_H #include "sqfs/predef.h" /** * @file dir_writer.h * * @brief Contains declarations for the @ref sqfs_dir_writer_t. */ /** * @struct sqfs_dir_writer_t * * @implements sqfs_object_t * * @brief Abstracts generating of directory entries * * SquashFS stores directory entries and inodes separated from each other. The * inodes are stored in a series of meta data blocks before another series of * meta data blocks that contain the directory entries. Directory inodes point * to meta data block (and offset) where its contents are listed and the * entries in turn point back to the inodes that represent them. * * There are some rules to this. Directory entries have to be written in * ASCIIbetical ordering. Up to 256 entries are preceeded by a header. The * entries use delta encoding for inode numbers and block locations relative to * the header, so every time the inodes cross a meta data block boundary, if * the difference in inode number gets too large, or if the entry count would * exceed 256, a new header has to be emitted. Even if the inode pointed to is * an extended type, the entry in the header still has to indicate the base * type. * * In addtion to that, extended directory inodes can contain an index for * faster lookup. The index points to each header and requires a new header to * be emitted if the entries cross a block boundary. * * The dir writer takes care of all of this and provides a simple interface for * adding entries. Internally it fills data into a meta data writer and * generates an index that it can, on request, write to another meta data * writer used for inodes. * * This object is not copyable, i.e. @ref sqfs_copy will always return NULL. */ /** * @enum SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_FLAGS * * @brief Flags that can be set for @ref sqfs_dir_writer_create */ typedef enum { /** * @brief Record all inode locations to create an export table. * * For NFS export support, SquashFS needs an extra table that maps * inode numbers directly to on-disk locations. * * Since the @ref sqfs_dir_writer_t "sees" all inode numbers and * coresponding locations and easily create such a table. * * If this flag is set for @ref sqfs_dir_writer_create, the result * directory wrter collects such a table which it can then write to * disk using @ref sqfs_dir_writer_write_export_table. */ SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_EXPORT_TABLE = 0x01, SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_ALL_FLAGS = 0x01 } SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_FLAGS; #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /** * @brief Create a directory writer. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * @param dm A pointer to a meta data writer that the generated directory * entries should be written to. * @param flags A combination of @ref SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_FLAGS. * * @return A pointer to a directory writer on success, NULL on * allocation failure or if flags has unknown flags set. */ SQFS_API sqfs_dir_writer_t *sqfs_dir_writer_create(sqfs_meta_writer_t *dm, sqfs_u32 flags); /** * @brief Begin writing a directory, i.e. reset and initialize all internal * state neccessary. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * @param flags A currently unused flag field. Must be set to 0. * * @return Zero on success, a @ref SQFS_ERROR value on failure. */ SQFS_API int sqfs_dir_writer_begin(sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer, sqfs_u32 flags); /** * @brief Add add a directory entry. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * @param name The name of the directory entry. * @param inode_num The inode number of the entry. * @param inode_ref A reference to the inode, i.e. the meta data block offset * is stored in bits 16 to 48 and the lower 16 bit hold an * offset into the block. * @param mode A file mode, i.e. type and permission bits from which the entry * type is derived internally. * * @return Zero on success, a @ref SQFS_ERROR value on failure. */ SQFS_API int sqfs_dir_writer_add_entry(sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer, const char *name, sqfs_u32 inode_num, sqfs_u64 inode_ref, sqfs_u16 mode); /** * @brief Finish writing a directory listing and write everything out to the * meta data writer. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * * @return Zero on success, a @ref SQFS_ERROR value on failure. */ SQFS_API int sqfs_dir_writer_end(sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer); /** * @brief Get the total, uncompressed size of the last written * directory in bytes. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * Call this function after @ref sqfs_dir_writer_end to get the uncompressed * size of the directory listing that is required for the directory inodes. * And also to determine which kind of directory inode to create. * * Note that this size is only what was written to disk. SquashFS directory * inodes need you to add 3 to this value, to account for "." and ".." entries * which are not actually stored on disk. The @ref sqfs_dir_writer_create_inode * function takes this into account and adds the 3 internally. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * * @return The size of the entire, uncompressed listing in bytes. */ SQFS_API size_t sqfs_dir_writer_get_size(const sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer); /** * @brief Get the numer of entries written to the last directory. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * Call this function after @ref sqfs_dir_writer_end to get the total * number of entries written to the directory. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * * @return The number of entries in the directory. */ SQFS_API size_t sqfs_dir_writer_get_entry_count(const sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer); /** * @brief Get the location of the last written directory. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * Call this function after @ref sqfs_dir_writer_end to get the location of * the directory listing that is required for the directory inodes. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * * @return A meta data reference, i.e. bits 16 to 48 contain the block start * and the lower 16 bit an offset into the uncompressed block. */ SQFS_API sqfs_u64 sqfs_dir_writer_get_dir_reference(const sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer); /** * @brief Get the size of the index of the last written directory. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * Call this function after @ref sqfs_dir_writer_end to get the size of * the directory index that is required for extended directory inodes. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * * @return The number of index entries. */ SQFS_API size_t sqfs_dir_writer_get_index_size(const sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer); /** * @brief Helper function for creating an inode from the last directory. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * Call this function after @ref sqfs_dir_writer_end to create a bare bones * inode structure for the directory. The directory information is filled in * completely and the type is set, the rest of the basic information such as * permission bits, owner and timestamp is left untouched. * * If the generated inode is an extended directory inode, you can use another * convenience function called @ref sqfs_dir_writer_write_index to write the * index meta data after writing the inode itself. * * @note The size is already adjusted for the required off-by-3 value. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * @param hlinks The number of hard links pointing to the directory. * @param xattr If set to something other than 0xFFFFFFFF, an extended * directory inode is created with xattr index set. * @param parent_ino The inode number of the parent directory. * * @return A generic inode or NULL on allocation failure. */ SQFS_API sqfs_inode_generic_t *sqfs_dir_writer_create_inode(const sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer, size_t hlinks, sqfs_u32 xattr, sqfs_u32 parent_ino); /** * @brief Write an export table to a SquashFS image. * * @memberof sqfs_dir_writer_t * * If the @ref sqfs_dir_writer_t was created with the * @ref SQFS_DIR_WRITER_CREATE_EXPORT_TABLE flag set, it has an internal table * that maps all inode numbers to inode references. After writing the fragment * table, this function can be used to write this inode mapping table for NFS * export support. * * It is safe to call this function if the writer has been created without the * flag. In this case, it is simply a noop. * * In theory, the writer "sees" the entire directory tree and for each entry, * the inode number and on-disk location, so it can build this table. The only * inode it never sees is the root inode, so that information has to be passed * to this function to add it to the table just before writing it to disk. * * @param writer A pointer to a directory writer object. * @param file The ouput file to write the table to. * @param cmp The compressor to use to compress the table. * @param root_inode_num The inode number of the root inode. * @param root_inode_ref An inode reference for the root inode. * @param super A pointer to the super block. Location of the export table and * the exportable flag are set. * * @return Zero on success, a @ref SQFS_ERROR value on failure. */ SQFS_API int sqfs_dir_writer_write_export_table(sqfs_dir_writer_t *writer, sqfs_file_t *file, sqfs_compressor_t *cmp, sqfs_u32 root_inode_num, sqfs_u64 root_inode_ref, sqfs_super_t *super); #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* SQFS_DIR_WRITER_H */