ls -las $INTOVOID | grep "rw-rw-rw-"
fi
+if [ -n "$READFROMBLOCKDEVICE" ] ; then
+ # This creates a temporary block device, which is only possible on unix-y
+ # systems, is somewhat invasive, and requires sudo. For these reasons, you
+ # have to specifically ask for this test.
+ println "\n===> checking that zstd can read from a block device"
+ datagen -g65536 > tmp.img
+ sudo losetup -fP tmp.img
+ LOOP_DEV=$(losetup -a | grep 'tmp\.img' | cut -f1 -d:)
+ [ -z "$LOOP_DEV" ] && die "failed to get loopback device"
+ sudoZstd $LOOP_DEV -c > tmp.img.zst && die "should fail without -f"
+ sudoZstd -f $LOOP_DEV -c > tmp.img.zst
+ zstd -d tmp.img.zst -o tmp.img.copy
+ sudo losetup -d $LOOP_DEV
+ $DIFF -s tmp.img tmp.img.copy || die "round trip failed"
+ rm -f tmp.img tmp.img.zst tmp.img.copy
+fi
println "\n===> compress multiple files into an output directory, --output-dir-flat"
println henlo > tmp1