Changes in uspace/lib/libc/generic/vfs/canonify.c [4e739652:c61d34b] in mainline
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uspace/lib/libc/generic/vfs/canonify.c
r4e739652 rc61d34b 142 142 t->start[-1] = '\0'; 143 143 } 144 /** Eat the extra '/'. 144 /** Eat the extra '/'.. 145 145 * 146 146 * @param t The current TK_SLASH token. … … 288 288 * 289 289 * A file system path is canonical, if the following holds: 290 * 291 * 1) the path is absolute 292 * (i.e. a/b/c is not canonical) 293 * 2) there is no trailing slash in the path if it has components 294 * (i.e. /a/b/c/ is not canonical) 295 * 3) there is no extra slash in the path 296 * (i.e. /a//b/c is not canonical) 297 * 4) there is no '.' component in the path 298 * (i.e. /a/./b/c is not canonical) 299 * 5) there is no '..' component in the path 300 * (i.e. /a/b/../c is not canonical) 290 * 1) the path is absolute (i.e. a/b/c is not canonical) 291 * 2) there is no trailing slash in the path (i.e. /a/b/c is not canonical) 292 * 3) there is no extra slash in the path (i.e. /a//b/c is not canonical) 293 * 4) there is no '.' component in the path (i.e. /a/./b/c is not canonical) 294 * 5) there is no '..' component in the path (i.e. /a/b/../c is not canonical) 301 295 * 302 296 * This function makes a potentially non-canonical file system path canonical.
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