42 lines
1.0 KiB
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42 lines
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Building -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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If the executable are missing for C version of the assignment, run
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$ gcc *.h *.c -o fs
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Execution ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Run the program:
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$ ./fs
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The program will ask if you want to load an existing disk or make a new one:
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Create a new disk? (y/n):
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If this is the first time running the program, enter 'y' to create and
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name the new disk:
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Create a new disk? (y/n): y
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Name the new disk: mydisk
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After that, the program runs automatically and exits.
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There's no special arguments needed. The main function runs a series of
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tests using the functions defined.
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If you want to load an existing disk, run the program again and choose 'n'
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when asked to create a new disk:
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Create a new disk? (y/n): n
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List of available disks:
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test1
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test123
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asdf
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Enter the name of disk to load:
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