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As I know, NTFS is using b+tree for storing the directory structure.
However, I don't seem to get it clear how to implement this b+tree with
C structs.
Anyone, please sketch out some example C structs for this b+tree
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[ My OS ] [ VDisk/SFS ]
Google, certainly. My memory is too bad to remember all those links off the top of my head. But not the first hit; a little searching was required.
It never ceases to amaze me that people seem to be unable to conduct a simple Google search. What also amazes me is when people ask questions like (this one from another forum) "What happens if I press ctrl-alt-del?". Whatever happened to "try it and see"?
But you are right. I must refrain from posting links found on Google. It's cheating, isn't it?
iansjack wrote:Google, certainly. My memory is too bad to remember all those links off the top of my head. But not the first hit; a little searching was required.
It never ceases to amaze me that people seem to be unable to conduct a simple Google search. What also amazes me is when people ask questions like (this one from another forum) "What happens if I press ctrl-alt-del?". Whatever happened to "try it and see"?
But you are right. I must refrain from posting links found on Google. It's cheating, isn't it?
That question "what happens... " could also be framed as the more innocent "What is actually occurring when I..." -- IE, "What is happening..." which is something a trivial Google search would not find good information about.