mount_parse_generic_args()

Strip off common mount arguments

Synopsis:

#include <sys/mount.h>

char * mount_parse_generic_args( char * options, 
                                 int * flags );

Library:

libc

Description:

The mount_parse_generic_args() function allows you to strip out common flags to help you with mount argument parsing. This is useful when you want to create a custom mount utility.

Here's a list of the supported options that may be stripped:

Option:	Set/Clear this bit:	Description:
`after`	Set _MOUNT_AFTER	Call resmgr_attach() with RESMGR_FLAG_AFTER.
`atime`	Clear _MOUNT_ATIME	Log file access times (default).
`before`	Set _MOUNT_BEFORE	Call resmgr_attach() with RESMGR_FLAG_BEFORE.
`creat`	Clear _MOUNT_CREAT	Allow file creation on the filesystem (default).
`enumerate`	Set _MOUNT_ENUMERATE	Auto-detect on this device.
`exec`	Clear _MOUNT_NOEXEC	Load executables (default).
`force`	Set _MOUNT_FORCE	Force an unmount or a remount change.
`noatime`	Set _MOUNT_NOATIME	Disable logging of file access times.
`nocreat`	Set _MOUNT_NOCREAT	Don't allow file creation on the filesystem.
`noexec`	Set _MOUNT_NOEXEC	Don't allow executables to load.
`nostat`	Set _MFLAG_OCB	Attempt to stat() the special device before mounting (i.e. `-t`).
`nosuid`	Set _MOUNT_NOSUID	Don't honor setuid s on the filesystem.
`opaque`	Set _MOUNT_OPAQUE	Call resmgr_attach() with RESMGR_FLAG_OPAQUE.
`remount`	Set _MOUNT_REMOUNT	This path is already mounted, perform an update.
`ro`	Set _MOUNT_READONLY	Mark the filesystem mountpoint as read-only.
`rw`	Clear _MOUNT_READONLY	Mark the filesystem mountpoint as read/write (default).
`suid`	Clear _MOUNT_SUID	Honor setuid bits on the filesystem (default).
`update`	Set _MOUNT_REMOUNT	This path is already mounted, perform an update.

Returns:

A string pointing to unprocessed options.

Examples:

while ((c = getopt(argv, argc, "o:"))) {
  switch (c) {
  case 'o':
    if ((mysteryop = mount_parse_generic_args(optarg, &flags))) {
           /*
            You can do your own getsubopt type processing here
            mysteryop is stripped of the common options.
           */
    }
    break;
  }
}

Classification:

QNX 6

Safety:
Cancellation point	Yes
Interrupt handler	No
Signal handler	No
Thread	Yes