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Description
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The openfile flowop can use a designated file descriptor, default (0) file descriptor, or rotating file descriptor and then picks an arbitrary file from the fileset to open. The createfile flowop requires a designated file descriptor, which can be the default (0) descriptor and then picks an arbitrary file from the fileset to create. The fsync and closefile flowops require a designated file descriptor, which can be the default (0) descriptor and use that to determine the file to operate on. The deletefile flowop ignores the file descriptor and picks an arbitrary file to delete. It should be fairly easy, and desirable to have designated vs. rotating file descriptor options apply to all, and the deletefile, fsync and maybe even closefile use either the designated file descriptor or arbitrary file options.
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