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- To: eb at MIT-ML
- From: Jon L White <JONL at MIT-MC>
- Date: Sat, 27 Feb 82 18:28:00 GMT
- Cc: BUG-MACLISP at MIT-MC, feinberg at CMU-20C
- Original-date: 27 February 1982 13:28-EST
From: EB@MIT-ML
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 82 16:58:24 GMT
Original-Date: 02/27/82 12:58:24 EDT
Subject:
ARYFIL and such are all very nice, but why does it use restricted
JFN's in the first place?????
They aren't "restricted" -- they are "frozen" accesses. I suspect that
Feinberg was confused. "Frozen" means that any number of readers can gain
access, but at most one writer can have APPEND access (I don't think you
can get random write access from within LISP). A file opened for ordinary
write access isn't visible in the catalogue until it is closed; maybe
that's what caused Feinberg to think it was "restricted". Any comments Neal?
P.S.: I'm using version 2129 at MIT-XX -- I notice that CMUC still has version
2122 from last fall; hopefully this won't make a diference, but I'll
send a note to Zubkoff to suggest the possibility of an update for CMUC.