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* Is this a good use for FUSE?
@ 2006-05-25  2:14 Charles Manning
  2006-05-29 12:10 ` Miklos Szeredi
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From: Charles Manning @ 2006-05-25  2:14 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: linux-fsdevel

I'm thinking of using fuse to build a test harness for  YAFFS and thought I'd 
ask opinions before I went ahead.

YAFFS is pretty modular in that the OS-specific functions (VFS and mtd 
interfacing) can be unplugged and replaced with other functions. This allows 
the core "guts" to be built and tested in application space.

The pain with doing the testing in an application is that writing test code 
etc takes a long time. I'd rather be able to do testing interactively from 
bash etc, which leads to the idea of running YAFFS as a fuse application.

Any comments as to the sanity of this approach?

Can you do things like single step a fuse application without breaking the 
kernel?

Thanx

-- CHarles



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