FAT32 caching #283
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Affects common code across architectures
enhancement
New feature or request
optimisation
An opportunity for optimising code size or performance
Currently, the FAT32 driver will write directly to the underlying stream (could be a RAM disk or a hard disk) when every a write occurs. This would update the FAT, FSInfo and short entry for the file being modified on.
Additionally, when reading files, each time there is a read, the driver will re-seek and re-read the FAT from the stream.
Adding caching to parts of the driver would increase speed.
Caching points:
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