atomic_fetch_sub(&file->dnode->ref_count, 1);
file->inode->open_count--;
- // Prevent dead lock.
- // This happened when process is terminated while blocking on read.
- // In that case, the process is still holding the inode lock and it will
- // never get released.
/*
+ * Prevent dead lock.
+ * This happened when process is terminated while blocking on read.
+ * In that case, the process is still holding the inode lock and it
+ will never get released.
* The unlocking should also include ownership check.
*
* To see why, consider two process both open the same file both with
pcache_release(inode->pg_cache);
vfree(inode->pg_cache);
}
- inode->ops->sync(inode);
+ // we don't need to sync inode.
+ // If an inode can be free, then it must be properly closed.
+ // Hence it must be synced already!
+ if (inode->destruct) {
+ inode->destruct(inode);
+ }
hlist_delete(&inode->hash_list);
cake_release(inode_pile, inode);
}
{
int errno, fd;
struct v_dnode *dentry, *file;
- struct v_file* ofile = 0;
+ struct v_file* ofile = NULL;
errno = __vfs_try_locate_file(
path, &dentry, &file, (options & FO_CREATE) ? FLOCATE_CREATE_EMPTY : 0);
- if (errno || (errno = vfs_open(file, &ofile))) {
- return errno;
- }
+ if (!errno && !(errno = vfs_alloc_fdslot(&fd))) {
- struct v_inode* o_inode = ofile->inode;
+ if (errno || (errno = vfs_open(file, &ofile))) {
+ return errno;
+ }
- if (!errno && !(errno = vfs_alloc_fdslot(&fd))) {
struct v_fd* fd_s = cake_grab(fd_pile);
memset(fd_s, 0, sizeof(*fd_s));