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by ukj
1813 days ago
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> I can't think of an instance where an operation would fundamentally require a fixed relation in the concrete types of different routes. For instance, when routes overlap you can derive a priority value for each one to decide which one to use, rather than directly implementing some kind of function whichIsBetter(a, b) which relies on knowing what concrete route kinds a and b are. Any routing logic which makes routing decisions based on information nested arbitrarily deep into your packets. Is this an IP packet containing data; or an IP packet containing an HTTP GET request to www.google.com? You have to do arbitrarily deep type inference in real time. The the data has no semantic content until you infer some! Is just a bitstream! |
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