On Mon, 02 Nov 2009, Love Nystrom wrote:
alpha_one_x86 wrote:
On Monday 02 November 2009 05:38:01 Love Nystrom
wrote:
Well for starters, Windows Explorer aborts the
entire copy list as soon
as it hits any little snag, instead of continuing with the rest of the
files in the list. This behavior is of course totally unacceptable, but
MS won't fix it.
I think ReactOS can do better, but not at the cost of pulling in Qt
et.al. We should (naturally) use pure Win32 and native threads.
I agrea with you.
For example if intergration of software like supercopier it's 1MB more +
2KB on the explorer, but need wait respect the standard (both
supercopier, and reactOS explorer)
IMO a basic improvement can be achieved with even less.
Just a change in the (Explorer) error handling during copying of
multiple files.
I.e continue copying instead of going belly up.
I feel like looking into it as soon as my new environment is ready,
but anyone with "knowledge of the country" and a functioning setup is of
course
most welcome to beat me to it ;-)
Isn't the NT code base supposed to have multi-queued IO? to stop such
problems? At least that was the NT-zealots' boast during the NT-vs-OS/2 days
in the early nineties.
Shouldn't the routine to copy hold another IO queue in hand "just in case",
and hand the copying over to it as soon as it hits such a snag?
Mind you, I could think of additional uses for a multi-queued IO - having a
anti-malware program kibitzing on the copying, and stalling anything that's
questionable, while handing the copying over to Yet Another Copying IO Queue.
As has been said, there's no need to restrict ReactOS to Microsoft's lacks and
lacksadaisicality.
just my 0.02c - don't spend it all at once!
Wesley Parish
Rock on // Love
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