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Unconditionally handle mount points case-sensitive. Unconditionally handle virtual paths case-sensitive. Unconditionally handle registry paths case-insensitive. Otherwise, accommodate case-sensitivity of given path throughout. * cygheap.cc (cygheap_root::set): Get additional caseinsensitive parameter and store it. * cygheap.h (struct cygheap_root_mount_info): Add member caseinsensitive. * dlfcn.cc (get_full_path_of_dll): Drop PC_NOFULL parameter from call to path_conv::check. * environ.cc (pcheck_case): Remove. (check_case_init): Remove. (known): Drop "check_case" option. * exceptions.cc (open_stackdumpfile): Add comment. * fhandler.cc (fhandler_base::get_default_fmode): Call pathmatch instead of strcasematch. * fhandler_disk_file.cc: Accommodate case-sensitivity of given path throughout. (__DIR_mounts::check_mount): Unconditionally check virtual paths case-sensitive. (fhandler_disk_file::link): Drop case clash handling. (fhandler_disk_file::open): Ditto. (fhandler_disk_file::readdir_helper): Drop managed mount code. * mount.cc: Remove managed mount code and datastructures. (struct opt): Remove "managed" option. Add "posix=0" and "posix=1" options. (fillout_mntent): Remove "managed" output. Add "posix" output. * path.cc (struct symlink_info): Remove case_clash member and case_check method. (pcheck_case): Remove. (path_prefix_p): Take additional bool parameter "caseinsensitive". (pathnmatch): Ditto. (pathmatch): Ditto. (mkrelpath): Ditto. (fs_info::update): Set caseinsensitive flag according to file system name and FILE_CASE_SENSITIVE_SEARCH flag. Add comment. (tfx_chars_managed): Remove. (transform_chars): Drop "managed" parameter. Always use tfx_chars. (get_nt_native_path): Drop "managed" parameter. Make sure drive letters are always upper case. (getfileattr): Change second parameter to denote caseinsensitivity. (path_conv::check): Initialize caseinsensitive to OBJ_CASE_INSENSITIVE. Set caseinsensitive according to global obcaseinsensitive flag, file system case sensitivity and MOUNT_NOPOSIX mount flag. Drop case_clash and all the related code. (symlink_worker): Drop case clash handling. (symlink_info::set): Drop setting case_clash. (symlink_info::case_check): Remove. (cwdstuff::set): Add comment. (etc::init): Take path_conv instead of PUNICODE_STRING as parameter to allow case sensitivity. * path.h (enum pathconv_arg): Drop PC_SYM_IGNORE. (enum case_checking): Remove. (enum path_types): Drop PATH_ENC, add PATH_NOPOSIX flag. (struct fs_info): Add caseinsensitive flag and accessor methods. (class path_conv): Add caseinsensitive member and define objcaseinsensitive method. Drop case_clash member and isencoded method. (pathmatch): Change prototype according to above change. (pathnmatch): Ditto. (path_prefix_p): Ditto. (get_nt_native_path): Ditto. (class etc): Ditto. (fnunmunge): Remove prototype. * shared.cc (shared_info::init_obcaseinsensitive): Initialize obcaseinsensitive flag from obcaseinsensitive registry value. (shared_info::initialize): Call init_obcaseinsensitive here by the first process creating the shared memory. * shared_info.h (mount_item::fnmunge): Remove. (shared_info::obcaseinsensitive): Rename from obcaseinsensitivity. (shared_info::init_obcaseinsensitive): Declare. * syscalls.cc (try_to_bin): Add comment. * include/sys/mount.h (MOUNT_ENC): Remove flag. (MOUNT_NOPOSIX): Add flag.
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