A minimal but flexible directory listing server
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Compiled against musl, quark will not work as musl needs the presence of procfs to process paths in realpath(). We could wait for it to be implemented[0] or also notice that we don't want to overengineer the target-resolving. I don't think it's very suckless if we deploy such a huge infrastructure to resolve paths. To counteract this and given there are no good solutions available, I set out to write the function normabspath(), which normalizes an absolute path. It is idempotent and works on the buffer passed to it. We don't need a target, as the resulting resolved path is guaranteed to be of equal length or shorter. This requires a memcpy in our case before calling it, but I see it as a nice demonstration of the possibilities and it might prove to be useful for other projects. Not requiring a target buffer (that needs to have its length specified), the one-string-call also simplifies the calling semantics drasticly. With this function in place, quark works with musl. Statically linked, stripped and with -Os, it only weighs 102K. [0]: http://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2016/11/03/5 |
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| quark.c | ||