FILE_REF Struct Reference
Describes a connection between a file and a workunit, result, or application. More...
#include <client_types.h>
Collaboration diagram for FILE_REF:
Public Member Functions | |
| int | parse (MIOFILE &) |
| int | write (MIOFILE &) |
Public Attributes | |
| char | file_name [256] |
| physical name | |
| char | open_name [256] |
| logical name | |
| bool | main_program |
| FILE_INFO * | file_info |
| bool | copy_file |
| if true, core client will copy the file instead of linking | |
| bool | optional |
Detailed Description
Describes a connection between a file and a workunit, result, or application.In the first two cases, the app will either use open() or fopen() to access the file (in which case "open_name" is the name it will use) or the app will be connected by the given fd (in which case fd is nonzero)
Member Function Documentation
| int FILE_REF::parse | ( | MIOFILE & | in | ) |
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| int FILE_REF::write | ( | MIOFILE & | out | ) |
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Member Data Documentation
| char FILE_REF::file_name[256] |
physical name
| char FILE_REF::open_name[256] |
logical name
| bool FILE_REF::copy_file |
if true, core client will copy the file instead of linking
| bool FILE_REF::optional |
for output files: app may not generate file; don't treat as error if file is missing.
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