This is not sufficient. The operator new calls are dangerous right now
because they throw exceptions (not handled) on error instead of returning
NULL. This needs to be changed to operator new nothrow instead.
This cleans up constructors so fields are initialized in the same order they
are declared in. This makes it trivial to spot accidentally uninitialized
fields.
This fixes a minor argument parsing bug when the mount path isn't set, but
fortunately argv[argc] is NULL and we wanted to set it to NULL anyway.
This prevents excessively large block sizes from being used.
This improves inode value range checks in the fsmarshall code. Inode 0 is
not a valid inode. The new code for this is also simpler.
This prevents creating links with names larger than 255 bytes.
This adds a check to ensure inodes don't overflow the hardlink count.
This ensures the dirent filetype is only set if supported.
I originally left them out because Sortix doesn't have setuid and setgid
executable support, but this created considerable compatibility issues and
it is better to supply them as the mode bits still exist and can be set.
The d_off field exists on other operating systems and the kernel used the
field in an incompatible manner. The easy solution is to call the field
something else and later address the design mistake.
