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Project Information
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Activity
Medium
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Project feeds
- Code license
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GNU GPL v3
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Labels
FAT,
Driver,
Embedded,
Low,
Power,
High,
Performance,
FAT32,
FAT16,
FAT12,
Thread-Safe,
Platform,
Independant
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FullFAT 2.0.0-beta2 -- NOW AVAILABLEIt's finally here, this is a beta release, which means that the core code base is complete. (The FullFAT library). However demo's and documentation are not 100% complete. Whats New?- Massive performance improvements. (1000x faster directory handling for recursive operations).
- Re-structured I/O sub-system.
- Intelligent Wild Card support for directory handling (built-in for speed).
- Gracefully invalidate FF_FILE objects due to removed media, or storage device error.
- Passing suitable error information back to applications.
- Full UNICODE support (UTF-16 and ASCII support).
- Intelligent and comprehensive error reporting.
- FORMAT function.
- Ability to modify file attributes.
- Ability to modify file time-stamps.
- Important bug-fixes to guarantee safety in multi-threaded environments.
- AVAILABLE NOW.
2.0.0-BETA3 Coming ShortlyBeta 3 adds the following functionality and bug fixes: - FORMAT (FAT16/32).
- Write All FAT Mirrors.
- Sync all FAT Mirrors on unmount.
- Write Free Cluster Count to Disk.
- FAT12 Support BugFIX.
- Clean-Compile with Any ff_config.h options.
- UNIX/Linux Demo.
- Support for FSINFO sector (FAT32).
FullFATFullFAT is a fully featured FAT 12/16/32 library. It features optional LFN (Long File-name support) - Fast and Efficient with Low Memory Footprint
- Scalable from Embedded Systems to Desktop OS’s
- Thread Safe
- Removable Media Support
- UNICODE Support
- Multiple File Open
- LFN Support (optional).
- Fully Featured
- Optional Caching
- Safe Caching behaviour
- Customisable Caching behaviour
- Multiple & Single Block Reading
- Platform independent, no assumptions about Endianess
- Easily integrated into current OS’s and Frameworks
FullFAT provides the most comprehensive, free and open-source FAT filesystem solution. It can be used commercially during prototyping for free, and products containing FullFAT must obtain a commercial license. Further InfoPlease see http://www.fullfat-fs.co.uk for more information. Commercial LicensingCommercial licenses are available from http://www.fullfat-fs.co.uk
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