On Thu Nov 20 19:21:51 EST 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > this correction: 9P is _not_ all text, but it consists of a well-defined > set of messages. The idea, anyway, is the same.
wrong. binary would be the opposite of text. > > >> That's wrong (or maybe I'm wrong). Whatever "network glue" /net uses to > >> get the host represented on the network lies _entirely_ outside of 9P's > >> domain. > > > > this is a tautology; 9p does not define semantics. equivalently, > > everything telnet does is outside of the domain of tcp/ip. or, the > > vehicle i use to get to work has no bearing on what i do at work. > > In what way is an informative statement a tautology? thus, if you're following along, your statement did not inform. - erik
