Cross Reference: /system/core/toolbox/dd.c

Lines Matching refs:block
70 void block(void);
113 uint64_t	cbsz;			/* conversion block size */
309 		 * If doing block operations use spaces.  This will
311 		 * last partial input block which should be padded
353 			/* If sync not specified, omit block and continue. */
368 			/* If sync, use the entire block. */
378 		 * than noerror, notrunc or sync are specified, the block
411 	else if (cfunc == block)
420 	 * to write out the final block un-sparse
459 	 * output block in a single write; increment the full block stats.
460 	 * Otherwise, we're into partial block writes.  If a partial write,
463 	 * The partial writes represent two cases.  1: Where the input block
464 	 * was less than expected so the output block was less than expected.
465 	 * 2: Where the input block was the right size but we were forced to
466 	 * write the block in multiple chunks.  The original versions of dd(1)
467 	 * never wrote a block in more than a single write, so the latter case
553 	/* Reassemble the output block. */
701 		 * the EOF read does not count as a seek'd block.
774 void block(void)		{ fprintf(stderr, "%s", no_block + 2); exit(1); }
788 block(void)
797 	 * Record truncation can cross block boundaries.  If currently in a
832 		 * input block.
850 			 * block, it's a truncation.
981 		    (st.swab == 1) ? "block" : "blocks");
987 		    (st.trunc == 1) ? "block" : "blocks");
993 		    (st.sparse == 1) ? "block" : "blocks");
1098 		 * just wanted to set both the input and output block sizes
1113 	 * Ascii/ebcdic and cbs implies block/unblock.
1122 		cfunc = ddflags & C_BLOCK ? block : unblock;
1130 				cfunc = block;
1172 	in.dbsz = out.dbsz = strsuftoll("block size", arg, 1, UINT_MAX);
1186 	cpy_cnt = strsuftoll("block count", arg, 0, LLONG_MAX);
1205 		in.dbsz = strsuftoll("input block size", arg, 1, UINT_MAX);
1220 		out.dbsz = strsuftoll("output block size", arg, 1, UINT_MAX);
1269 	{ "block",	C_BLOCK,	C_UNBLOCK,	NULL },