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Improved fs_dev docs.

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yellows8 2019-05-05 17:17:08 -04:00
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nx/include/switch/runtime/devices/fs_dev.h
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@ -42,13 +42,13 @@ FsFileSystem* fsdevGetDeviceFileSystem(const char *name);
/// Returns the FsFileSystem for the default device (SD card), if mounted. Used internally by romfs_dev. /// Returns the FsFileSystem for the default device (SD card), if mounted. Used internally by romfs_dev.
FsFileSystem* fsdevGetDefaultFileSystem(void); FsFileSystem* fsdevGetDefaultFileSystem(void);
/// Writes the FS-path to outpath (which has buffer size FS_MAX_PATH), for the input device path. The FsFileSystem is also written to device when not NULL. /// Writes the FS-path to outpath (which has buffer size FS_MAX_PATH), for the input path (as used in stdio). The FsFileSystem is also written to device when not NULL.
int fsdevTranslatePath(const char *path, FsFileSystem** device, char *outpath); int fsdevTranslatePath(const char *path, FsFileSystem** device, char *outpath);
/// This calls fsFsSetArchiveBit on the filesystem specified by the input absolute path. /// This calls fsFsSetArchiveBit on the filesystem specified by the input path (as used in stdio).
Result fsdevSetArchiveBit(const char *path); Result fsdevSetArchiveBit(const char *path);
/// Recursively deletes the directory specified by the input absolute path. /// Recursively deletes the directory specified by the input path (as used in stdio).
Result fsdevDeleteDirectoryRecursively(const char *path); Result fsdevDeleteDirectoryRecursively(const char *path);
/// Unmounts all devices and cleans up any resources used by the FS driver. /// Unmounts all devices and cleans up any resources used by the FS driver.