NAND (SDK)

NAND is an SDK library that provides filesystem functions.

Public functions

Signature	Description
int NANDPrivateCreate(char *path, int permissions, int attributes)	Creates a file. path can be a relative path, relative to the data directory of the active title. permissions is a single number that is put through a function to split it into permissions for owner/group/other. attributes is fed directly to /dev/fs.
int NANDPrivateCreateAsync(char *path, int permissions, int attributes, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Same as NANDPrivateCreate, but done asynchronously
int NANDDelete(char *path)	Deletes a file or directory
int NANDRead(struct File *file, char *data, int len)	Equivalent to IOS_Read, but takes a struct File instead of an fd.
int NANDReadAsync(struct File *file, char *data, int len, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Asynchronous version of NANDRead
int NANDWrite(struct File *file, char *data, int len)	Equivalent to IOS_Write, but takes a struct File instead of an fd.
int NANDWriteAsync(struct File *file, char *data, int len, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Asynchronous version of NANDWrite
int NANDSeekAsync(struct File *file, int offset, SeekMode mode, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Seeks a file asynchronously using IOS_Seek
int NANDPrivateCreateDirAsync(char *path, int permissions, int attributes, void *userData)	Same as NANDPrivateCreateAsync, but creates a directory
int NANDOpen(char *path, struct File *file, int mode)	Opens the file with IOS_Open and initializes file. path can be a relative path, relative to the current title's data directory. Returns error -102 when trying to open any path starting with /shared2.
int NANDPrivateOpen(char *path, struct File *file, int mode)	Same as NANDOpen, except files in /shared2 are allowed.
int NANDPrivateOpenAsync(char *path, struct File *file, int mode, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Same as NANDOpenAsync, without the /shared2 check.
int NANDClose(struct File *file)	Calls IOS_Close and marks file as closed.
int NANDCloseAsync(struct File *file, void (*callback)(int, void *), void *userData)	Calls IOS_CloseAsync and marks file as closed. Also sets unknownAsync to 7, although it is not known what this field actually does.

Error codes

Most error codes are converted from the errors returned by IPC, which usually come directly from IOS

Error	IPC error(s)	Description
0	0	No error
-1	-1, -102, -105	Operation not permitted? Returned for EACCESS and EEXIST
-2	-22, -114	Memory error? Returned for ENOMEM and some EIO
-3	-118	Try again later? Returned for certain ENAMETOOLONG errors
-5	-12	Returned for some EIO
-6	-2	Returned for some EEXIST
-8	-4, -101	Returned for some EINVAL
-9	-108	Returned if memory is full
-10	-109	Returned for some ENFILE
-11	-107	Returned for some ENFILE
-12	-6, -106	Returned for ENOENT
-13	-115	Returned for ENOTEMPTY
-14	-111	Returned if the FD is already open
-15	-116	Returned for some ENAMETOOLONG
-16	-110	Returned for some ENAMETOOLONG
-40	-103	Returned for some EIO
-64	-3, -5, -7, -9, -10, -11, -13, -14, -15, -16, -17, -18, -19, -20, -21, -23, -104, -117	Returned for unrecognized error code? None of these error codes are known by the homebrew scene.
-128	-119	Returned for fatal error

File struct

struct NANDFileInfo {
	s32 fd;
	s32 tmpFd;
	char *realPath;
	char *tmpPath;
	u8 safeMode;
	u8 lastAutoOperation; // 0 = begin safe open, 1 = /tmp/sys dir created, 2 = opened async or safe, 3 = /tmp/sys/NUM dir created, 4 = /tmp/sys file created, 5 = /tmp/sys file opened, 6 = closing safe, 7 = closed asynchronously, 8 = moved /tmp/sys file to real path
	u8 status; // 1 = open, 2 = closed, 3 = safe sync open, 4 = safe close, 5 = safe async open, 6 = safe async close
}