Eddie Pettis wrote:
Short question: Is it possible to locate the struct file * associated
with a bio? If so, how?
Longer version: I am working on a project that requires measuring the
popularity of each file in a filesystem. I have made several attempts
to locate all the file reads by grepping for ->readpage() and
->readpages() calls, but I am still missing several file reads. I
have not yet looked for file writes.
I *have* been able to catch every bio access, which leads to my
question. Is it possible to locate the struct file * associated with
a bio? If so, how? Efficiency is not my primary issue right now.
I'm mainly concerned with it "just working."
Looks like you do this the wrong way.
Why don't you tap into "open" instead?
Here you can note who opens the file and if they open it for
reading or writing. If you really need the amount of data
transferred, consider trapping the read and write syscalls too.
Helge Hafting
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