'include' and 'libntfs' TODO files are not applicable to ntfs-3g which uses libntfs-3g and not libntfs.

TODO.include

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-Add usnjrnl.h (copy from kernel driver):
-
-- describe the $UsnJrnl on disk structures
-
-Finish logfile.h: in particular, add:
-
-- more about the $LogFile on disk structures
-
-Remove ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H and make config.h compulsory.  Further, place
-config.h in include/ntfs/config.h at least when distributing (make install,
-make dist, make rpm).

TODO.libntfs

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-********************
-* libntfs-gnomevfs *
-********************
-
-- be generic filter: provide ntfs_device_operations from parent GnomeVFSHandle
-
-
-***********
-* libntfs *
-***********
-
-*****************
-* HIGH priority *
-*****************
-
-- complete ntfs_index_{add_filename,rm}
-
-- move ntfsdecrypt to library.
-
-- complete the implementation of ntfs_attr_truncate() (for compressed files)
-
-- add write of compressed attributes
-
-- detect presence of usnjrnl and if present and mounting rw, re-stamp it (see
-  current ntfs driver for example in 2.6.15 kernel)
-
-- fix support for large sector sizes by changing the logical device block size
-  to the sector size in the ntfs volume (it ought to work without doing this as
-  we do byte-aligned i/o anyway) but it would be good to change in case a
-  previous mount left the block size to larger value and we expect 512 bytes as
-  that would be incredibly inefficient
-
-*******************
-* MEDIUM priority *
-*******************
-
-- create API reference book template (cf. linux kernel)
-- enable automatic creation of API reference
-
-- ntfs_index_add_filename to more generic ntfs_index_add
-
-- write API for conventional high level file access.
-
-- implement loads of utilities a-la ntfsrm, ntfsmkdir, etc...
-
-- implement an ntfs shell where can use the above much faster with caching,
-  probably extending the library in the process
-
-****************
-* LOW priority *
-****************
-
-- Do we attach attributes (ntfs_attr) to the corresponding ntfs_inode?  Now we
-  just atach the inode to the attribute and expect the user to not shoot
-  themselves in the foot.
-
-- add ACL read/write support to library
-
-- add MS BackupAPI to library
-
-- add volume resizing support to library
-
-- add defrag API to library
-
-- write utilities for all of the above