filesystems: add internal APIs to convert fs magic to name
We previously had tooling for the opposite direction, let's complete the work.
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1-or-later
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import sys
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def filter_fsname(name):
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# File system magics are sometimes not unique, because file systems got new
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# revisions or got renamed. Let's prefer newer over older here, and thus
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# ignore the old names. Specifically:
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#
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# → cgroupfs took over the magic of cpuset
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# → devtmpfs is not a file system of its own, but just a "named superblock" of tmpfs
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# → ext4 is the newest revision of ext2 + ext3
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# → fuseblk is closely related to fuse, so close that they share a single magic, but the latter is more common
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# → gfs2 is the newest revision of gfs
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# → vfat is the newest revision of msdos
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# → ncpfs (not ncp) was the last name of the netware `file_system_type` name before it was removed in 2018
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# → nfs4 is the newest revision of nfs
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# → orangefs is the new name of pvfs2
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# → smb3 is an alias for cifs
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return name in (
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"cpuset",
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"devtmpfs",
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"ext2",
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"ext3",
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"fuseblk",
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"gfs",
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"msdos",
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"ncp",
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"nfs",
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"pvfs2",
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"smb3",
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)
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gperf_file = sys.argv[1]
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keywords_section = False
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for line in open(gperf_file):
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if line[0] == "#":
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continue
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if keywords_section:
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name, ids = line.split(",", 1)
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name = name.strip()
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if filter_fsname(name):
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continue
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ids = ids.strip()
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assert ids[0] == "{"
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assert ids[-1] == "}"
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ids = ids[1:-1]
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for id in ids.split(","):
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print(f"case (statfs_f_type_t) {id.strip()}:")
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print(f' return "{name}";')
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if line.startswith("%%"):
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keywords_section = True
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