How can we design a file system for storing the data? Will it be fine if we make a dummy program in C/C++ with a predefined size of window that accepts input of the file of 5KB and stores in it by maintaining the address table of each data block as well as the hierarchy. I know that in real, file system is a complex thing and more than this dummy program.
If there is any good material or simulation tool available for this then inform the same.
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Hazim
Dear Mr. Gupta,
please, read the attached file, It might help you!!
you can obtain the file from:
www.tufts.edu/~rwhite07/...REPORTS/simulink.pdf
I have doubt whether FileSystem could be designed or simulated in Matlab....
I would suggest implementing it using a Filesystem in User Space (FUSE) under Linux (see http://fuse.sourceforge.net/). This way you can use normal development tools, debuggers etc. on your code (and it won't lock up your system if you make a mistake). You may also code in languages other than C if you wish. The API is well-documented and there are many example filesystems implemented in this way. You can benchmark performance of your proposed filesystem using well-known tools such as bonnie++, or using real filesystem-sensitive applications such as big databases, squid http proxy etc.
Alternatively you could look at some simulated operating system; maybe something like MOSS (http://www.ontko.com/moss/) might be suitable.
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