8387309: GetXSpace test fails on ReFS and removable Windows volumes#31682
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On both ReFS and removable drives, the primary path in libGetXSpace.c, (which calls `GetDiskSpaceInformationW()` API function) fails because the API call fails. When that happens, the code throws an exception, causing the test to fail. The key change in this patch is to switch to the fallback path (of calling `GetDiskFreeSpaceExW()` to estimate the disk space) when `GetDiskSpaceInformationW()` fails, making the test pass on machines that have such non-standard volumes. This has the ancillary benefit of handling _all_ kinds of removable drives, so this patch removes the special case for handling CDROM drives (whose code shelled out to "df", which doesn't exist outside of Cygwin and MSys/MinGW). This patch also fixes the return types and their handling for both `GetDiskSpaceInformationW()` and `GetDiskFreeSpaceExW()` to match the Windows API documentation.
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On both ReFS and removable drives, the primary path in libGetXSpace.c,
(which calls
GetDiskSpaceInformationW()API function) fails becausethe API call fails. When that happens, the code throws an exception,
causing the test to fail.
The key change in this patch is to switch to the fallback path (of
calling
GetDiskFreeSpaceExW()to estimate the disk space) whenGetDiskSpaceInformationW()fails, making the test pass on machinesthat have such non-standard volumes. This has the ancillary benefit of
handling all kinds of removable drives, so this patch removes the
special case for handling CDROM drives (whose code shelled out to "df",
which doesn't exist outside of Cygwin and MSys/MinGW).
This patch also fixes the return types and their handling for both
GetDiskSpaceInformationW()andGetDiskFreeSpaceExW()to match theWindows API documentation.
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