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/haiku/src/system/boot/loader/file_systems/bfs/
H A DLink.h14 namespace BFS { namespace
32 } // namespace BFS
H A DVolume.h18 namespace BFS { namespace
61 BFS::Directory *fRootNode;
64 } // namespace BFS
H A DLink.cpp10 namespace BFS { namespace
66 } // namespace BFS
H A DDirectory.h16 namespace BFS { namespace
47 } // namespace BFS
H A DFile.h15 namespace BFS { namespace
38 } // namespace BFS
H A Dbfs.cpp29 using namespace BFS;
46 // try block 0 again (can only happen on the big endian BFS)
59 fRootNode = new(nothrow) BFS::Directory(*this, Root());
H A DFile.cpp10 namespace BFS { namespace
92 } // namespace BFS
H A DStream.h17 namespace BFS { namespace
48 } // namespace BFS
H A DDirectory.cpp25 namespace BFS { namespace
182 } // namespace BFS
H A DStream.cpp20 using namespace BFS;
/haiku/src/add-ons/kernel/file_systems/bfs/
H A Dbfs_endian.h13 // default setting; BFS is now primarily a little endian file system
17 # error Building BFS with both big and little endian is not supported.
23 /* host is BFS endian */
33 /* host is big endian, BFS is little endian or vice versa */
H A DUtility.h80 using namespace BFS;
H A DBPlusTree.h17 #define Inode BFS::Stream
19 namespace BFS { namespace
671 } // namespace BFS
H A Dbfs.h11 //! BFS definitions and helper functions
19 namespace BFS { namespace
288 BFS uses. If \a time is zero, 12 bits will get a monotonically increasing
292 up the way BFS handles the time indices.
336 // 65535 is the maximum allowed run size for BFS
405 } // namespace BFS
H A DBPlusTree.cpp25 // BFS::Stream from the bootloader has the same API as Inode.
26 # define Inode BFS::Stream
30 namespace BFS { namespace
245 // Since BFS supports block sizes of 1024 bytes or greater, and the node size
745 // in the original BFS code - we will honour it nevertheless
2952 // of 1024 bytes - with future versions of BFS, this may be a problem
3137 } // namespace BFS

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