Correct a cast in winfsp_fuse

[benrubson]

Hi,

This PR corrects the cast issue in winfsp_fuse.

Thank you 👍

Ben

[billziss-gh]

@benrubson thank you for the PR. I will also have to rebuild FUSE for Cygwin for x64 and x86 (in opt/cygfuse) after we incorporate your change.

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Re: tests failing. This does not appear related to your changes. Unfortunately drives fail to mount in the alloted time in recent builds; this is not something that is related to your changes.

[benrubson]

Thank you Bill, document just filled-in 👍

[billziss-gh]

Your PR has been merged. Thank you for your contribution :)

[benrubson]

A tiny one :) Thank you for merging 👍

[billziss-gh]

Unfortunately this change does not allow me to build cygfuse. The issue is that Cygwin has a prototype for void *cygwin_create_path(...) which conflicts with out definition of char *cygwin_create_path(...).

I am changing this to the following:

static inline char *fsp_fuse_conv_to_win_path(const char *path)
{                                                              
    void *cygwin_create_path(unsigned, const void *);          
    return (char *)cygwin_create_path(                         
        0/*CCP_POSIX_TO_WIN_A*/ | 0x100/*CCP_RELATIVE*/,       
        path);                                                 
}                                                             

Can you please verify that it allows you to compile EncFS without problems?

[benrubson]

Sorry for this :/
Just tested with your modification, if works perfectly 👍

[billziss-gh]

No problem. Thanks for testing. New commit in a few secs with all the changes included.

[billziss-gh]

Commit 1cab0f3 should address this.