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package forgetfs

import "github.com/jacobsa/fuse"

// Create a file system whose sole contents are a file named "foo" and a
// directory named "bar".
//
// The file "foo" may be opened for reading and/or writing, but reads and
// writes aren't supported. Additionally, any non-existent file or directory
// name may be created within any directory, but the resulting inode will
// appear to have been unlinked immediately.
//
// The file system maintains reference counts for the inodes involved. It will
// panic if a reference count becomes negative or if an inode ID is re-used
// after we expect it to be dead. Its Check method may be used to check that
// there are no inodes with non-zero reference counts remaining, after
// unmounting.
func NewFileSystem() (fs *ForgetFS, err error) {
	fs = &ForgetFS{}
	return
}

type ForgetFS struct {
	fuse.Server
}

// Panic if there are any inodes that have a non-zero reference count. For use
// after unmounting.
func (fs *ForgetFS) Check() {
	panic("TODO")
}