History: fs_exfat
This page describes all changes made to the fs_exfat package, exFAT File System, since its release. This also covers the fs_exfat_safe package, SafeexFAT.
Version
2.1 (2020-05-14, 13:02):
- Unique file ID can be retrieved with exfat_stat() and exfat_fstat().
- Members of t_exfat_space were renamed.
1.19 (2020-03-30, 14:46):
- Added exfat_set_last_free_cluster() and exfat_get_last_cluster().
1.18 (2020-03-18, 10:50):
- Bugfix: exfat_delvolume() could de-reference NULL-pointer if called multiple times.
- Following functions could de-reference NULL pointer if it was called on non-initialized volume: exfat_getlabel(), exfat_setlabel(), exfat_get_volume_info(), exfat_getfreespace(), exfat_opendir(), exfat_move(), exfat_exists(), exfat_remove(), exfat_rename(), exfat_repair(), exfat_open(), exfat_open_nonsafe(), exfat_mkdir(), exfat_rmdir(), exfat_chdir(), exfat_getattr(), exfat_setattr(), exfat_settimestamp(), exfat_gettimestamp(), exfat_truncate(), exfat_is_directory(), exfat_is_file(), exfat_filelength(), exfat_getcwd(), and exfat_getdcwd().
1.17 (2020-01-10, 09:47):
- Code made compatible with MISRA-C:2012/AMD1/.
- EXFAT_ENABLE_LAST_ACCESS_UPDATE results in a build error when safe mode is enabled as currently it is not possible to use this feature in safe mode.
- Moved sector and cache buffers to PSP. This means they can be aligned or placed in non-cacheable memory.
1.16 (2019-10-24, 10:37):
- Bugfix: PSP_ASSERT() was executed when media error occured in exfat_mkdir().
1.15 (2019-09-24, 13:12):
- Removed EXFAT_SYSTEM_ARCH_64BIT configuration option: it was used to optimize performance but turned out to bring no additional benefit.
- Bugfix: cross-linked clusters could appear when media was almost full or free clusters fragmented.
- Bugfix: exfat_flush() could produce cross linked clusters in safe mode if file's content was overwritten in "r+"/"w+" mode.
- Bugfix: EXFAT_REPAIR_NEEDED error could occur after exfat_format() if EXFAT_REPAIR_NEEDED state was earlier.
1.14 (2019-09-10, 14:10):
- Bugfix: exfat_initvolume() failed when media has different sector size than earlier.
- Eliminated compiler error which occurred when EXFAT_ENABLE_SAFE=0.
1.13 (2019-09-04, 14:19):
- Safe exfat_remove_content() clears clusters even when operation is interrupted.
- Optimized cluster operations when file is overwritten using mode "r+" in safe mode.
- Safe mode was implemented for exfat_setlabel().
- exfat_format() is not writing default label.
- Bugfix: filesystem may write data to wrong cluster when multiple volumes were used at the same time.
1.12 (2019-08-01, 12:59):
- Added exfat_remove_content().
- Bugfix: if file was opened for write ("r+") and for read ("r") with a different file handle, wrong data could be read with the second file handle in safe mode after overwriting the first cluster.
1.11 (2019-07-31, 08:22):
- Implemented Safe mode for exfat_open() (..., "w"/"w+"/"r+") and exfat_write(), exfat_seek(), exfat_flush() and exfat_close() for the "w"/"w+"/"r+" modes.
1.10 (2019-07-11, 09:47):
- Implemented Safe mode for exfat_mkdir(), exfat_rmdir(), exfat_remove(), exfat_move(), exfat_repair(), and exfat_ftruncate().
- Safe exfat_ftruncate() works on file handles opened in append ("a" or "a+") mode.
1.9 (2019-07-09, 08:22):
- Bugfix: exfat_mkdir() could create directory with cross-linked clusters when EXFAT_SAFE_ENABLED was 1. This caused that files or directories get lost in the parent directory and PSP_ASSERT macro was triggered.
1.8 (2019-07-03, 12:24):
- Increased speed of exfat_format() and exfat_mkdir(). Size of sector buffer can be changed by using EXFAT_SECTOR_BUFFER_COUNT.
1.7 (2019-07-02, 07:16):
- Bugfix: directory entries may have been written to wrong cluster if they were crossing cluster boundary, causing a created file to become unusable (read, erase, etc. failures).
1.6 (2019-06-27, 09:16):
- Cluster sizes can be configured for exfat_format() in config_exfat.c.
- Validity of FAT and first cluster of root directory is checked.
- exfat_format() closes all opened files.
- exfat_mkdir() returns EXFAT_ERR_MEDIA_WRITE_PROTECTED in write-protected state.
- Implemented Safe mode for exfat_open(..., "a"/"a+"), exfat_write(), exfat_seek(), and exfat_close().
- Introduced exfat_repair().
1.5 (2019-06-03, 10:57):
- Module cannot be compiled with ISO C99 or older compilers due to Unicode string literals.
- Upcase table parser reported error if upcase table contained 131072 bytes (current operating systems produce 5836 byte long upcase table).
1.4 (2019-04-25, 08:25):
- When possible, multiple sector access is always used (previously it was only used when reading/writing more than a cluster size).
1.3 (2019-04-18, 06:36):
- Compiler warning was eliminated: undefined macro was used.
1.2 (2019-03-28, 09:38):
- exfat_getlabel(), exfat_setlabel(), exfat_getfreespace() check whether exfat_enter_task() was called.
- Code optimized: old cache functions not compiled.
- Calculations optimized: binary shifts used instead of division and multiplication.
- FAT chain is always closed when extended.
- Fixed calculation of file name's checksum: upcase letters are used.
- Fixed upcase function's error handling: it could return error when no error occurred.
- Not necessary to call exfat_enter_task() if EXFAT_MAX_TASK_COUNT is 1.
1.1:
- Initial release.