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* Makefile.am (nsmux_LDADD): Link against libpthread instead of
libthreads.
* nsmux.h: Include <pthread.h> instead of <cthreads.h>
* lnode.h: Use pthread type instead of cthreads structure.
* node.h: Likewise.
* ncache.h: Likewise.
* lnode.c: Use pthread functions instead of cthreads functions.
* node.c: Likewise.
* ncache.c: Likewise.
* nsmux.c: Likewise.
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The copyright years were listed only up to 2008, so I added
2009. Also, some of the files I created from scratch used to
list copyright years starting with 2001, which was wrong.
This has also been corrected.
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Now the code is (hopefully) compliant with GNU Coding Standards.
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Now, when 'file,,x' is requested, nsmux will create a proxy
node and will set the translator 'x' on this node, not on
the real filesystem node. Also, nsmux will not create nodes
for simple file looks, instead it will simply return the
port to the required file, thus avoiding the necessity
to handle IO operations inside itself.
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Now the user can enter directories using the following command:
cd dir,,x
All files in this directory will then be implicitly translated
by translator 'x'; in other words, if there is a file 'file' in
directory 'dir', after executing the command mentioned above,
and after running
cat file
the user will obtain the content of 'file' translated by 'x'.
Also fixed several rather serious bugs in lookup of file names
of the type 'file,,x'.
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The user can now request files with special names like 'file,,x'
and the proxy will start the translator 'x' on file 'file' and
return the port to the user. If 'x' is not an absolute path,
the default prefix '/hurd/' is added to it.
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At the moment nsmux is only capable of creating a read-only
mirror of the given directory.
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