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Bounds-checked readers for both byte orders (the Paranoid Gatekeeper standard).

UFS is endianness-agnostic on disk: the filesystem is written in the byte order of the host that created it, and the superblock magic disambiguates which order to read (like ZFS). So every reader comes in a little-endian and a big-endian form, and the Endian selector picks between them once the magic has resolved the order.

Every reader yields 0 when the requested range lies outside the buffer, so a malformed or truncated image can never panic a parser. Callers that need to distinguish “field absent” from “field is zero” bounds-check the buffer length up front and surface crate::UfsError::Truncated.

Enums

Endian

On-disk byte order, resolved from the superblock magic.

Functions

be_u16

Read a big-endian u16 at off, or 0 if out of range.

be_u32

Read a big-endian u32 at off, or 0 if out of range.

be_u64

Read a big-endian u64 at off, or 0 if out of range.

le_u16

Read a little-endian u16 at off, or 0 if out of range.

le_u32

Read a little-endian u32 at off, or 0 if out of range.

le_u64

Read a little-endian u64 at off, or 0 if out of range.

u8_at

Read a single byte at off, or 0 if out of range.