Introducing FWIK, the userland C++ framework. Far from complete.

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+FWIK
+
+FWIK (is not an acronym) is a C++ library for userland applications, built
+especially to run on the T/CE kernel.
+
+It includes :
+- I/O (files, directories, terminals)
+- Strings, vectors, sets, maps
+- ...
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 File open modes flags :
 - FM_READ		open for reading
 - FM_WRITE		open for writing
-- FM_APPEND		append data
 - FM_TRUNC		truncate existing file
 - FM_CREATE		create file if it doesn't exist
 - FM_DELETE		delete the file - incompatible with everything else
 note : if mode contains neither FM_READ nor FM_WRITE, then the file will be created/truncated according to the flags given,
 	but will not be actually oppenned, so the return value of open will be 0.
 
+Important remark :
+The kernel does NOT keep track of what your current position in the file is. And it's a bit hard, too,
+because terminals behave differently than files, and so do directories, etc. So that's why there is no
+FM_APPEND : when you open a file, you can do whatever you want.
+
 Link modes :
 - LM_SYMLINK
 - LM_HARDLINK	(don't count on that really being implemented)