Lorenzo wrote:
I still think
we should use the Linux-style file system, BUT use drive
letters as shortcuts.
Could you explain why? It would just add complexity, IMHO.
Lorenzo
In a book about Win NT internals I read that it is solved like kind of
what Andrew said. Win NT generally uses the physical structure
(device\harddisk0\parition1). But Access to this structure is done by
logical structures which point to the physical structure (c:\ =>
device\harddisk0\parition1).
But I must say even though I prefer the unix style, to me it seems not
practical to use this for ROS. ROS is a Win32 binary compatible system
so all applications that (hopefully) will run on it should believe to
run on a Win32. The same users should. So if there would be a difference
(perhaps possibility to switch to Unix mode) many apps won't get along
with it and not run anymore. So there MUST be drive letters to keep
compatibility.
Greetings
Björn