wireguard-openbsd/sbin/fdisk/cmd.h, branch jd/simplify-queueingWireGuard implementation for the OpenBSD kernelhttps://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-openbsd/atom/sbin/fdisk/cmd.h?h=jd%2Fsimplify-queueing2015-12-01T06:25:43ZMake '-i' set 'reinited' flag so that the initial Xwrite() will zap2015-12-01T06:25:43Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-12-01T06:25:43Zurn:sha1:97fbca1c169ea07c81c835a5f78fcc408636d54d
any undesirable GPT hanging around. i.e. same as 'reinit' from the
fdisk(8) command line. Noticed now that install media relies on
'-i' rather than issuing 'reinit' in a script.
Add GPT editing. Based on GSOC 2014 work by Markus Muller.2015-10-26T15:08:26Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-10-26T15:08:26Zurn:sha1:fba7235c8f065143ebcde5dd90e0f7eb8ce85042Stop passing around little used 'struct mbr tt' parameter. Just2015-03-18T14:46:59Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-03-18T14:46:59Zurn:sha1:9317a2ddb675af63dedcf1f97b2e4bdb242b67c8
make the initial mbr that tt pointed at a global that can be directly
accessed in the couple of places it is needed.
Fewer parameters, less confusion, no functional change.
Stop passing around little used and superfluous 'offset' parameter.2015-03-17T21:42:15Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-03-17T21:42:15Zurn:sha1:00ce9576365185291c5ee8e9d79bfc8da524c462
Just use the offset recorded/parsed in the struct mbr being used.
Can still traverse/edit extended MBRs so offset really wasn't needed.
Fewer parameters, less confusion, no functional change.
Stop passing around a pointer to the stack variable 'disk' in main().2015-03-16T23:51:50Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-03-16T23:51:50Zurn:sha1:ac519580dd26e7986bc05ed227e2982467648dac
There is only one disk being worked on, so just make it a global.
Fewer parameters, less confusion, no functional change.
Switch all the license blocks to the standard OpenBSD/ISC license.2015-03-14T15:21:53Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2015-03-14T15:21:53Zurn:sha1:10a68084a7e5a4b6a5d8549dacc56b4ee5c3f40d
With the permission of Toby.
ok deraadt@
Whitespace rectification.2014-03-31T22:03:29Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2014-03-31T22:03:29Zurn:sha1:49241bda98f8df72c9894517ffe7abbe2c90f48cNuke pointless blank lines, defines, comments and casts. Eliminate2014-03-17T16:40:00Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2014-03-17T16:40:00Zurn:sha1:a547210761582e6a17ef87ef8071ea712cfb000e
#include in *.h files in favour of listing them as required in the *.c
files. Fix error message to correctly state that 64 is the minimum
value for -l. Use errx() where errno is not relevant. Use 'continue'
rather than a label to go back to start of a loop.
No intentional functional change.
No need to pass the name of the command to the function that is2014-03-10T21:40:58Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2014-03-10T21:40:58Zurn:sha1:87dc51448f11105eb5507d1109589843b83513de
implementing that command, a pointer to the command arguments is the
only thing needed. No need to have a pointer to the command table in
every command, since there is only one table. No need for shiney new
stack space for every command name and arguments parsed, since we
don't recurse we can just use static memory.
No intentional functional change.
Relieve the code of an overburden of unnecessary typedef2014-03-07T21:56:13Zkrwkrw@openbsd.org2014-03-07T21:56:13Zurn:sha1:53f0474f0ee780b0984c18b1671c8ef8dc3ec6c8
abstraction. Call a 'struct' a 'struct' and not a pony.
No functional change.
idea ok deraadt@