Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Suggestions
Carsten Bormann <cabo@tzi.org> Sat, 17 October 2009 22:07 UTC
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Subject: Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Suggestions
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On Oct 17, 2009, at 23:36, Shidan wrote: > SIGCOMP SigComp (RFC 3320) is essentially a virtual machine for shipping decompression code to a peer. Constrained nodes (as in 8 MHz 10K RAM) won't be able to run such a virtual machine, I'd say. Actually, the whole idea of using complex encodings full of encoding alternatives (the fact that any of these are text-based is secondary to that) and then compressing them with a data compression algorithm is something that may be appropriate out of backwards compatibility, but not for a new design that emphasizes minimal code complexity. Apart from this little nit (sorry, I was involved in RFC 3320), I'm looking forward to your draft. BTW, right now the score is: 16 Oct 2009 draft-martocci-6lowapp-building-applications 16 Oct 2009 draft-shelby-6lowapp-encoding 14 Oct 2009 draft-schmitt-6lowapp-ipfix-ws 11 Sep 2009 draft-frank-6lowapp-chopan 13 Jul 2009 draft-bormann-6lowpan-6lowapp-problem 48 more hours to go... Gruesse, Carsten
- [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Suggesti… Shidan
- Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Sugg… Shidan
- Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Sugg… Carsten Bormann
- Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Sugg… Shidan
- Re: [6lowapp] SIP and 6LoWPAN & Some General Sugg… Richard Kelsey