FYI.
-Al
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I agree with both your statements, I fully believe in the importance
of running code - from early on. Question just is where to get the
necessary resources from...
Let me also second Alex comment encouraging you to post to the list -
I think the entire WG can benefit from your experience with ICAP and
your thoughts on the process.
Thanks
Markus
I agree with both
Alex Rousskov wrote:
On Wed, 14 May 2003, Alberto Cerpa wrote:
Since you guys are following this path, I would like to provide my 2
cents. Try to write a reference implementation at the same time that
you are writing the OCP/OCPTRAN draft, even if it takes more time.
Having running code is of invaluable help when trying to debug some
protocol issues in the draft. It will be worth it in the long run.
I agree. I do not know whether there will be enough
demand/interest/resources to write a reference OCP library, but we
should definitely keep that in mind. As the first step, we need to
agree on basic message structure and encoding principles, before we
can start writing any code. I will try to post a rough draft ASAP to
keep us moving.
Alex.
P.S. Please post to the list if possible.
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