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/kernel/liteos_a/fs/vfs/bcache/src/
H A D	bcache.c	305 currentSize = (((i + 1) << UNINT_LOG2_SHIFT) - start) * bc->sectorSize; in BcacheGetFlag() 308 currentSize = n * bc->sectorSize; in BcacheGetFlag() 310 pos = start * bc->sectorSize; in BcacheGetFlag() 328 if (bc->sectorSize == 0) { in BcacheSetFlag() 329 PRINT_ERR("BcacheSetFlag sectorSize is equal to zero! \n"); in BcacheSetFlag() 333 start = pos / bc->sectorSize; in BcacheSetFlag() 334 num = size / bc->sectorSize; in BcacheSetFlag() 368 ret = bc->bwriteFun(bc->priv, (const UINT8 )(block->data + (start bc->sectorSize)), in BcacheSyncBlock() 842 pos = sector * bc->sectorSize; in BlockCacheRead() 905 pos = sector * bc->sectorSize; in BlockCacheWrite() 1065 BlockCacheInit(struct Vnode *devNode, UINT32 sectorSize, UINT32 sectorPerBlock, UINT32 blockNum, UINT64 blockCount) BlockCacheInit() argument [all...]
/kernel/liteos_a/fs/vfs/include/bcache/
H A D	bcache.h	`101 UINT32 sectorSize; /* device sector size in bytes / member 212 @param sectorSize [IN] size of a sector 230 UINT32 sectorSize,`
/kernel/liteos_a/drivers/block/disk/src/
H A D	disk.c	`906 if (((UINT64)(disk->bcache->sectorSize) * count) > UINT_MAX) { in los_disk_read() 909 len = disk->bcache->sectorSize * count; in los_disk_read() 963 if (((UINT64)(disk->bcache->sectorSize) * count) > UINT_MAX) { in los_disk_write() 966 len = disk->bcache->sectorSize * count; in los_disk_write()`

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