#pragma once
#include "core/types.h"

#define T_DIR  1   // Directory
#define T_FILE 2   // File
#define T_DEV  3   // Device
#define T_SYMLINK 4   // Divesymlink
#define T_EXTENT  5   // bmap & itrunc
// A bound AF_UNIX socket. The node is a *marker*: it is what makes a socket
// findable by path, stat()able and unlink()able, and it holds no data. The
// live binding lives in kernel/net/unix.c and is matched by (dev, inum), not
// by this node's contents -- so a socket file left behind by a crash is
// exactly what Linux leaves behind, a dead file that connect() refuses until
// something binds to it again.
#define T_SOCK    6

struct stat {
  int32  type;      // File type (T_DIR, T_FILE, or T_DEV)
  int32  dev;       // File system's disk device ID
  uint64 ino;       // Inode number
  int32  nlink;     // Number of hard links to file
  uint32 pad;       // Padding for 64-bit alignment
  uint64 size;      // Size of file in bytes
  uint rwmode;      // Permissions
  uint supermode;   // Mode
  uint showmode;    // Visiblity
  uint atime;       // Last access time
  uint mtime;       // Last modification time
  uint ctime;       // Last metadata-change time
  uint addrs[12+3]; // Block Addresses
};