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/*
* struct.h - Structure definitions
*
* Copyright (C) 1997 Rgis Duchesne
* Copyright (C) 2000-2001 Anton Altaparmakov (AIA)
*/
#include <linux/ntfs_fs.h>
/* Necessary forward definition. */
struct ntfs_inode;
/* Which files should be returned from a director listing. */
#define ngt_dos 1 /* only short names, no system files */
#define ngt_nt 2 /* only long names, all-uppercase becomes
* all-lowercase, no system files */
#define ngt_posix 3 /* all names except system files */
#define ngt_full 4 /* all entries */
typedef struct ntfs_sb_info ntfs_volume;
typedef struct {
ntfs_cluster_t lcn;
ntfs_cluster_t len;
} ntfs_runlist;
typedef struct ntfs_attribute {
int type;
ntfs_u16 *name;
int namelen;
int attrno;
__s64 size, allocated, initialized, compsize;
ATTR_FLAGS flags;
__u8 resident, indexed;
int cengine;
union {
void *data; /* if resident */
struct {
ntfs_runlist *runlist;
unsigned long len;
} r;
} d;
} ntfs_attribute;
typedef struct ntfs_inode_info ntfs_inode;
/* Structure to define IO to user buffer. do_read means that the destination
* has to be written using fn_put, do_write means that the destination has to
* read using fn_get. So, do_read is from a user's point of view, while put and
* get are from the driver's point of view. The first argument is always the
* destination of the IO. */
typedef struct ntfs_io{
int do_read;
void (*fn_put)(struct ntfs_io *dest, void *buf, ntfs_size_t);
void (*fn_get)(void *buf, struct ntfs_io *src, ntfs_size_t len);
void *param;
unsigned long size;
} ntfs_io;
#if 0
typedef struct {
ntfs_volume *vol;
ntfs_inode *ino;
int type;
char *name;
int mftno;
int start_vcn;
} ntfs_attrlist_item;
#endif
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