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[Experimental][DNM] Use SwiftSystem for file operations #221

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@stevapple stevapple commented Jun 6, 2021

This PR intends to use SwiftSystem for file operations in TSCBasic, which are currently based on TSClibc.
It is based on #219 .

This will:

  • Simplify the implementation;
  • Make the code stronger and lot more “Swifty”;
  • Potentially improve the performance.

Discussion: Do we really need a buffer for I/O?

TBD: (mostly SwiftSystem side)

  • Pipe support;
  • Lock support;
  • Better FileDescriptor to FILE bridge.

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please remove this file

default:
self.init(.unknownOSError, path)
case .permissionDenied: return .invalidAccess
case .isDirectory: return.isDirectory
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missing space?

#endif
filepath.root = base.filepath.root

let commonAncestor = AbsolutePath(filepath).lowestCommonAncestor(with: base)!
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guard + precondition instead of bang?

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I don’t think callers should guard such condition🤔 Breaking is quite reasonable and necessary here.

We’d better discuss in #219 since this API change is introduced there.

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tomerd commented Feb 2, 2022

@stevapple @compnerd we now have swift-system integrated into the main branch of TSC and can start making use of it / reduce code to help support windows paths etc better

@tomerd tomerd added the wip Work in progress label Mar 2, 2022
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