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I could think of a future use that might be useful if/once fmap support is implemented: if you use a […]
More specifically, to make sure that the include args for write operations don't overlap. For reading it should be fine.
if (!entry->included || !entry->file)
continue;
Optionally: […]
Actually, I don't think we should check for entry->file here. Doing so will require that all included entries have a file specified which is not always desirable.
The higher-level logic should check if an argument to -w was specified to decide what to do here:
Removing the check here will also obviate the need for my get_num_include_args_with_files() hack in PS11.
Use the -l/--layout parameter to specify\n"
"a layout file.
We should probably clarify this comment or get rid of the latter half since the layout can come from a few different sources (layout file, IFD, and soon FMAP).
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