; Tries to commit a file bigger than the room it reserved. ; ; osFileStart sets aside an extent and osFileWrite refuses a block index outside it, so the ; obvious way to reach a neighbouring file - writing off the end - is already barred. This ; is the other way to the same place: reserve one block, write the one block, and then tell ; osFileDone the file came to two. ; ; NOTHING WOULD SAY SO IF THAT WERE ALLOWED. A directory entry is the only record of what a ; file owns, so an entry claiming a block it was never given simply owns it, and whatever ; owned it before owns it too. Both files then look perfectly well formed. ; ; Correct behaviour is a refusal, and the file left as it was. The reservation is one block ; and a tail of ten, so: ; ; two blocks and no tail more than was reserved refused ; one block and a tail exactly what was reserved allowed ; ; Written by Anachronaut #Include services.asm #Program #Base 0x4000 start: ; One block, and ten bytes after it. SETD.0 Name SETD.3 0x00 0x01 INIA 0d10 SWI osFileStart BNQ noStart SETD.1 Block RSTA RSTB SWI osFileWrite BNQ noWrite SETD.1 Block RSTA INIB 0d1 SWI osFileWrite BNQ noWrite ; Two whole blocks, which is more than one block and a tail. SETD.3 0x00 0x02 RSTA SWI osFileDone BNQ refused SETD.0 Allowed SWI osPrintString RSTA SWI osExit refused: SETD.0 Refused SWI osPrintString ; And the honest size, which is what was reserved. SETD.3 0x00 0x01 INIA 0d10 SWI osFileDone BNQ noHonest SETD.0 Honest SWI osPrintString RSTA SWI osExit noHonest: SETD.0 NoHonest SWI osPrintString INIA 0d1 SWI osExit noStart: SETD.0 NoStart SWI osPrintString INIA 0d1 SWI osExit noWrite: SETD.0 NoWrite SWI osPrintString INIA 0d1 SWI osExit #Data #Base 0x2000 Name: "claim.dat" Block: #Reserve 0d256 Allowed: "claiming more than was reserved was ALLOWED " Refused: "claiming more than was reserved was refused " Honest: "and the size it really came to was taken " NoHonest: "the honest size was refused too " NoStart: "no start " NoWrite: "no write "