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Different files?
- To: RICH at MIT-AI, (BUG ZWEI) at MIT-AI
- Subject: Different files?
- From: ACW at MIT-AI (Allan C. Wechsler)
- Date: Wed ,16 Jul 80 15:25:00 EDT
Date: 16 JUL 1980 1102-EDT
From: RICH at MIT-AI (Charles Rich)
In system `29.95 NWS, with microcode 669, on LISP Machine Eight:
ZWEI considers FOO > LUSER; AI: and FOO > LUSER; DSK: to be different
files and buffers. I.e. if I have one in a buffer and try to get
back to it by C-X C-B or C-X C-F specifying the other, it tries to
read the file in again.
If MC were your file-computer, they WOULD be sifferent files. I'm not
sure it is ZWEI's responsibility to grok all the devices to this extent.
Aftre all, Lisp Machines will eventually run with a wide variety of file
computers. Perhaps it is the file computer's responsibility to support
an EQ operation for its file system.
---Wechsler