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So you are suggesting that both statements below just be removed, right?
Jim >>> Hallvard B Furuseth <h.b.furuseth@usit.uio.no> 9/23/03 8:11:39 AM >>> I still have problems with compare operation returning success (0): success (0) (...) This result code is normally not returned by the compare operation, see compareFalse and compareTrue. It is possible that a future extension mechanism would allow this to be returned by a compare operation. compareFalse (5) compareTrue (6) (...) This result code is normally only returned by the compare operation. I still don't see what success would mean as a result of a compare operation. If the draft mentions that this can happen, I think it should also mention what the value would mean. Otherwise, I think it would be better to just delete this possibility from the draft, and the 'normally' in the descriptions of compareFalse/compareTrue, and leave it to the definition of the future extension to define say that compare with this extension can return success. -- Hallvard |