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I am testing my program to update a number (num_commit) always at the end of the file. This number is used to track how many times the files has been written. I am using lseek/SEEK_END, but I am still trying to figure out how this works. I wrote the following code to test the possibility, but the num_commit seems overwritten. I am looking for help with the correct way of doing this:

#define MAX_PATHNAME_LEN 256

int main()
{
    int commit_times = 10;

    char pathFile[MAX_PATHNAME_LEN];
    sprintf(pathFile, "my_log2.bin");
    int filedescriptor = open(pathFile, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0777);

    int num_segs = 10;
    int mods = 200;
    const char *segname = "testfil";
    char real_segname[128];
    strcpy(real_segname, segname); /* in my real program segname is passed into the function */

    lseek(filedescriptor, 0, SEEK_END);  /* write commit_times always at the end of the file */
    write(filedescriptor, &commit_times, sizeof(int));

    lseek(filedescriptor, 0, SEEK_SET);  /* start writing at the beginning */
    write(filedescriptor, &num_segs, sizeof(int));
    int name_length = strlen(real_segname);

    write(filedescriptor, &name_length, sizeof(int));
    write(filedescriptor, real_segname, name_length);
    write(filedescriptor, &mods, sizeof(int));

    commit_times++;                                    /* increment commit_times */
    lseek(filedescriptor, -sizeof(int), SEEK_END);     /* then update the commit_times at the end of the file (overwrite the existing number) */
    write(filedescriptor, &commit_times, sizeof(int));

    close(filedescriptor);

    /* now read back the file */
    int readfd = open(pathFile, O_RDONLY);
    read(readfd, &num_segs, sizeof(int));
    read(readfd, &name_length, sizeof(int));
    read(readfd, real_segname, name_length);
    read(readfd, &mods, sizeof(int));

    int num_commit;
    read(readfd, &num_commit, sizeof(int));

    printf("num_segs=%d, name_length=%d, real_segname=%s, mods=%d, num_commit=%d \n", num_segs, name_length, real_segname, mods, num_commit);

    close(readfd);
    return 0;
}

Here's my output, as you can see num_commit is overwritten by the mods value:

num_segs=10, name_length=7, real_segname=testfil, mods=200, num_commit=200

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这是我对原始问题的回答。下面的代码将始终在文件末尾写入提交次数。每当将新条目写入文件时，我确保它会覆盖最后的提交数量并在最后附加新的提交数量。这种方式将增加提交的数量，并始终在文件末尾仅保留一份 num_commit 副本。

int main()
{
    int name_length;
    char pathFile[MAX_PATHNAME_LEN];
    sprintf(pathFile, "my_log2.bin");
    int filedescriptor = open(pathFile, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0777);

    int num_segs = 10;
    int mods = 200;
    const char *segname = "testfil";
    char real_segname[128];
    strcpy(real_segname, segname); /* in my real program segname is passed into the function */

    int i;
    for (i = 1; i <= 100; i++)
    {
        if (i > 1)
        {
            lseek(filedescriptor, -sizeof(int), SEEK_END);  /* overwrite the last num_commit */
        }
        write(filedescriptor, &num_segs, sizeof(int));
        name_length = strlen(real_segname);
        write(filedescriptor, &name_length, sizeof(int));
        write(filedescriptor, real_segname, name_length);
        write(filedescriptor, &mods, sizeof(int));
        write(filedescriptor, &i, sizeof(int));  /* number of commits */
    }
    close(filedescriptor);

    /* now read back the file */
    int readfd = open(pathFile, O_RDONLY);
    lseek(readfd, -sizeof(int), SEEK_END);     /* read the number of commit first from the end of the file */

    int num_commit;
    read(readfd, &num_commit, sizeof(int));
    printf("num_commit = %d \n", num_commit);

    lseek(readfd, 0, SEEK_SET);  /* start reading from the beginning of the file*/
    int a, b, m;
    char *name;

    for (i = 0; i < num_commit; i++)
    {
        read(readfd, &a, sizeof(int));
        read(readfd, &b, sizeof(int));
        name = malloc(b);
        read(readfd, name, b);
        read(readfd, &m, sizeof(int));
        printf("commit# = %d, num_segs=%d, name_length=%d, real_segname=%s, mods=%d \n", i+1, a, b, name, m);

        free(name);
        name = NULL;
    }
    close(readfd);
    return 0;
}

作为替代方案，我还测试了在文件开头维护num_commit，这比使用SEEK_END更容易/更少令人费解：

#define MAX_PATHNAME_LEN 256

int main()
{
    int commit_times = 10;

    char pathFile[MAX_PATHNAME_LEN];
    sprintf(pathFile, "my_log2.bin");
    int filedescriptor = open(pathFile, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0777);

    int num_segs = 10;
    int mods = 200;
    const char *segname = "testfil";
    char real_segname[128];
//    strncpy(real_segname, segname, sizeof(real_segname));
    strcpy(real_segname, segname);

    lseek(filedescriptor, 0, SEEK_SET);  /* write commit_times always at the beginning of the file */
    write(filedescriptor, &commit_times, sizeof(int));

    lseek(filedescriptor, sizeof(int), SEEK_SET);  /* start writing after num_commit value */
    write(filedescriptor, &num_segs, sizeof(int));
    int name_length = strlen(real_segname);
    write(filedescriptor, &name_length, sizeof(int));
    write(filedescriptor, real_segname, name_length);

    write(filedescriptor, &mods, sizeof(int));

    commit_times++;
    lseek(filedescriptor, 0, SEEK_SET);     /* update the commit_times at the beginning of the file */
    write(filedescriptor, &commit_times, sizeof(int));

    close(filedescriptor);

    /* now read back the file */
    int readfd = open(pathFile, O_RDONLY);

    int num_commit;
    read(readfd, &num_commit, sizeof(int));
    read(readfd, &num_segs, sizeof(int));
    read(readfd, &name_length, sizeof(int));
    read(readfd, real_segname, name_length);
    read(readfd, &mods, sizeof(int));


    printf("num_segs=%d, name_length=%d, real_segname=%s, mods=%d, num_commit=%d \n", num_segs, name_length, real_segname, mods, num_commit);

    close(readfd);




    return 0;
}
于 2014-04-25T16:48:23.773 回答